Twitter selenium python automation, bot gets suspended after second tweet.

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Simple run down of my script: proxies, spoofed agent, protected selenium, screen maximized. I haven't tampered with cursor movement yet because action chain seems to do nothing. My text varies every tweet, I tweet 1 per minute and the link is hidden with varying symbols and numbers that the user must fix themselves to access the link. Is there anything I can do to revive my twitter gold farm?
 
  • What kind of proxies are you using? 4G? Residential? Data center?
  • Try undetected chromedriver.
 
  • What kind of proxies are you using? 4G? Residential? Data center?
  • Try undetected chromedriver.
uc sucks, its broken for me right now because some part of its package cant access something or whatever but I've kind of done everything its supposed to do with my regular stuff, my proxies are residential I believe, I have dozens of them and use them as vpns usually, they used to work for me doing other sites undetected, i think twitter is kinda on steroids or something.
 
Simple run down of my script: proxies, spoofed agent, protected selenium, screen maximized. I haven't tampered with cursor movement yet because action chain seems to do nothing. My text varies every tweet, I tweet 1 per minute and the link is hidden with varying symbols and numbers that the user must fix themselves to access the link. Is there anything I can do to revive my twitter gold farm?
Edit to my whole twitter shenanigans, I've finally got action chains to do something and now instead of suspension I just get hit with a big verification slap. I guess I'll try uc and stealth like some recommended but I still think that I might get the verification thing from twitter (they ask for my phone number)
 
what is it supposed to do? Because their example seems just like what I've done before, I even got twitter to skip the email part during log in on my own
it gives selenium some basic evasions I think. Worth a try I guess
 
yeah i've had this happen aswell, with tools I've wrote in vanilla JS that run in chrome in the console, I get temporarily suspended just liking tweets randomly, no clue how they would be able to tell. Maybe use pyautogui to actually control the computer, I don't think that's detectable but you obviously need it to control your whole computer. Could get some burners if it's worth it.
 
yeah i've had this happen aswell, with tools I've wrote in vanilla JS that run in chrome in the console, I get temporarily suspended just liking tweets randomly, no clue how they would be able to tell. Maybe use pyautogui to actually control the computer, I don't think that's detectable but you obviously need it to control your whole computer. Could get some burners if it's worth it
Yeah I think the only way now is that way but I still cant believe that something few days ago Ive done could be so patched up

it gives selenium some basic evasions I think. Worth a try I guess
I gave it a try but gave same results
 
Have you tried tweeting manually? just with the proxy. Start by testing this.
 
Have you tried tweeting manually? just with the proxy. Start by testing this.
Of course I did, but I'm not planning on spending a full day spamming twitter manually.

Twitter has changed a lot recently. Automation or selenium comes later, they quickly track and suspend spam accounts even if you’re manual. Then there’s captcha and phone verification and all. Captcha will keep on coming time and again.
I've always valued twitter with google services as to how they come around with automation, the captcha and getting banned in a couple hours doesn't scare me as much as getting frequent phone verifications which I'm having right now, trust me this post isn't the worst I had with twitter and that's why I'm having hopes autopygui could solve this.

One word "selenium" - it so easily detectable
Yeah I know selenium literally shouts out its name when not configured right
 
Simple run down of my script: proxies, spoofed agent, protected selenium, screen maximized. I haven't tampered with cursor movement yet because action chain seems to do nothing. My text varies every tweet, I tweet 1 per minute and the link is hidden with varying symbols and numbers that the user must fix themselves to access the link. Is there anything I can do to revive my twitter gold farm?
Pyautogui failed me :weep:
 
yeah i've had this happen aswell, with tools I've wrote in vanilla JS that run in chrome in the console, I get temporarily suspended just liking tweets randomly, no clue how they would be able to tell. Maybe use pyautogui to actually control the computer, I don't think that's detectable but you obviously need it to control your whole computer. Could get some burners if it's worth it.
If any bot clicks too fast and without randomness they can be detected
 
I don't think Twitter cares about bots (ask Elon). What it cares about is spamming ...
Register a App with Twitter
[DTTP] Make calls to API - don't take the piss and you will be fine.
Its the retarded Sub-Continental's who fuck things up by thinking -- errr if I can do 10 an hour DM's then 1000 and hour is better ... next thing - thread on BHW "My twitter account banned why?"
From my experience your better off with a 1000 accounts doing 15 mins a day than 100 accounts doing 15 hours a day..
 
I don't think Twitter cares about bots (ask Elon). What it cares about is spamming ...
Register a App with Twitter
[DTTP] Make calls to API - don't take the piss and you will be fine.
Its the retarded Sub-Continental's who fuck things up by thinking -- errr if I can do 10 an hour DM's then 1000 and hour is better ... next thing - thread on BHW "My twitter account banned why?"
From my experience your better off with a 1000 accounts doing 15 mins a day than 100 accounts doing 15 hours a day..
You see until three days ago, the idea of simply creating a twitter account manually and start up the money machine kind of made sense because the suspension window was so wide, I always had the notion that twitter was super competitive and if I wanted to make revenue, then I'd need to spam nearly every minute but taking what you said, api with a relatively low frequency tweeting might be the way because even a second of my tweet being up gave me 5 cents.
 
Yep, the same problem. Either the account gets banned or gets slapped with verification and mobile verification - which means the same thing - the account is thrown in the trash. I guess the only option for people with no programming degrees is to pay someone to make tweets scheduled and that's it.
 
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