Using real mobile device ID in Jarvee

manureverse · Aug 8, 2019

Jibri Wright said:
The geolocation has to match EXACTLY lol. iplocation.net has it where you can look up the geolocation of an IP address in real-time. I suggest you use that to see what I mean. If your IPv4 and IPv6 don't exactly match up in real-time, that's a red flag. Even if it's the same city, geolocation is very precise.

The geolocation match exactly, i checked now.
So it's better Hotspot or proxy4g? API or Embed browsr?

Tommy T · Aug 8, 2019

ChrisMonkey said:
I am creating Instagram accounts on mobile and use them in Jarvee.

My thought was to copy the real device ID from the mobile phone and use that as the device ID into Jarvee.

I asked Jarvee but I can't get a straight answer (like usual). So I am gonna ask here.

Is it a good idea to use the real device ID in Jarvee from the phone the account was created on?

How are you extracting this device ID? My understanding is that this is Instagram generated and you'd have to capture and decrypt the SSL network traffic to get ahold of it. Getting around the SSL is the hard part here.

toninin · Sep 2, 2019

manureverse said:
In your opinion, what types of fingerprints are detected using Jarvee with API? Is it safer with Embed browser? my goal is to hide among the mass of average users, and therefore be as normal as possible.

I am not so sure about Javee, my current solution is self-compiled browser, you will need to hide your ip, useragent for sure, but something else like webrtc, webgl and canvas, embed browser has a different behavies as normal browser, as far as i know, android embed browser now is using chrome as the core, and it is hard to hide info with chrome browser

Blackout99 · Oct 4, 2019

ChrisMonkey said:
Ok, that is a good reason not to do it then.

Maybe for fun I will just try with a test account and see what happens, and how quickly.

did you ever try and do this? I’ve heard some whisperings that this could actually work. Although myself and many clients use iPhones. So not sure if the device ID match is even possible for an IOS user. But for someone on Android I think it’s worth a shot.

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