Using real phones are the best.Which one is better in terms of accounts lifetime span? Do Phone agents outlast normal Windows agents. Does it make any difference?
What does meta track that can be used against us aka getting banned?
Yes, it definitely makes a difference. Mobile user agents (Android/iOS) tend to last longer because they resemble typical user behavior Meta expects. Windows agents, especially poorly spoofed ones, often raise flags and are more easily linked to bot activity. Meta tracks an extensive range of data: full fingerprinting (canvas, WebGL, fonts, plugins), screen resolution, load times, session stability, IP trust, connection type, cross-domain cookies, even mouse and keyboard behavior. If you’re looking for longevity, combining Android agents with isolated mobile proxies gives you a much stronger and safer setup.Which one is better in terms of accounts lifetime span? Do Phone agents outlast normal Windows agents. Does it make any difference?
What does meta track that can be used against us aka getting banned?
Thanks appreciate itTry to prioritize mobile user agents, in most cases they tend to be better
Oh man, the answer I was looking for. Would you mind if I ask few more questions and tell you about my process. Perhaps I can get some light on what Ive done okay vs wrongYes, it definitely makes a difference. Mobile user agents (Android/iOS) tend to last longer because they resemble typical user behavior Meta expects. Windows agents, especially poorly spoofed ones, often raise flags and are more easily linked to bot activity. Meta tracks an extensive range of data: full fingerprinting (canvas, WebGL, fonts, plugins), screen resolution, load times, session stability, IP trust, connection type, cross-domain cookies, even mouse and keyboard behavior. If you’re looking for longevity, combining Android agents with isolated mobile proxies gives you a much stronger and safer setup.
Of course, feel free to share your process or drop your questions, happy to help clarify what’s working vs what’s risky. With Meta, the smallest details matter: login behavior, IP trust level, session cookies, device fingerprint, and even action timing. If you're already using mobile user agents and isolated mobile proxies, that’s a solid foundation. But what often causes bans isn’t just the setup, it’s the sequence and speed of actions that trigger red flags.Oh man, the answer I was looking for. Would you mind if I ask few more questions and tell you about my process. Perhaps I can get some light on what Ive done okay vs wrong