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leovv963

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Hi
I'm not an user of Verktor AD yet, I use another AD called F******v (I don't want to advertise them because they are crap, low quality product, if you recongnize the name, then I warn you to not use them)
Do some users here using Vektor AD patreon or personnal?
How do you rate the product quality? the support?

Some big issues about vektor AD were shared to me:
Webgl, canvas, hardward fingerprint, are the same on all VMs in the host.
Creeps js detects newly installed chrome browser in a new vm as old chrome.

How a product that cost 1k8$ or 90$/month doesn't even do the basics?
 

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Dude can you not hide the name and tell us it's crap but instead write the name and tell us it's crap, we are not imbeciles who will go to them after your band review.
Now i am in doubt if it is the one i am about to consider or not. Is it VektorT13?
 
Unfortunately it's an utter crap advertised as some great software to save the day.

The owner himself says weird stuff that anyone working with browsers will get suspicious about.

I had a little chat with lucky.sparks about it and since then, I'm sure my doubts were right.
 
Unfortunately it's an utter crap advertised as some great software to save the day.

The owner himself says weird stuff that anyone working with browsers will get suspicious about.

I had a little chat with lucky.sparks about it and since then, I'm sure my doubts were right.
are you talking about antidetect (dot) online ? I need to know or message me private i am considering them...
 
The owner himself says weird stuff that anyone working with browsers will get suspicious about.
can you elaborate? I came across his content very recently, whilst looking up HTTP3/QUIC
 
can you elaborate? I came across his content very recently, whilst looking up HTTP3/QUIC
I don't remember but was something like he was selling some stupid anti-fraud techniques on his site to prevent bot detection or something like that.

And told like 3 myths in one video, like "enter phone number to not get banned" wtf.

Then he did pretend to be a prophet saying that GPU, canvas and webgl changes are irrelevant... everyone says x, he says y.

He links to some Forbes article, where he is mentioned for some reason.

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GPU, canvas and webgl changes are irrelevant
lol what. Okay that sucks. I thought he had some decent points on HTTP3 but this is just ridiculous. For me right now, WebGL and Audio Context are the main annoyances- - it doesn't seem like there's any way to spoof them without the farbling being detected.
 
lol what. Okay that sucks. I thought he had some decent points on HTTP3 but this is just ridiculous. For me right now, WebGL and Audio Context are the main annoyances- - it doesn't seem like there's any way to spoof them without the farbling being detected.
Just get iPhones and MacOS silicon.

I'm not claiming that none of his info is true. He just seems to have not really expert knowledge, but he knows a lot of cool terms and latest cyber security news. That doesn't mean his stuff is genius.

I don't see that much hate on other companies as on his, so that made me question. Also, his free trial of his software didn't work for me.

I can as well use proxies from multiple locations using different C/B/A classes of IPs and use the same computer model. It's already hard to detect.

There's a lot of ways to eat or cut an apple. Whatever they call it. :D

I don't like to get too technical as it can be 2000 hours and still I would know nothing. I'm focusing on mimicking human behavior and creating probable scenarios as much as I can. Not faking it.
 
I can as well use proxies from multiple locations using different C/B/A classes of IPs and use the same computer model. It's already hard to detect.
yeah there's a few ways to skin this cat:
1. use a relatively "narrow" cluster of IPs and very different browser and device fingerprints
2. a wider net of IPs (different countries etc) and similar fingerprints
3. use Apple for standardized fingerprints
I would love to be able to implement 1) it allows me the highest degree of control (I have a small 4G farm for personal use that I can leverage).
Mac is probably the easiest option, but I'm a little too used to Windows, and 100% of my code is written on Windows, uses Win32 API etc so...
 
Win32 API was a handicapped design decision. :p

That's an enemy of well modularized system.
well, I know that now lol
but already in momentum, doing client work etc can't afford to do a full refactor of my entire codebase at the moment :)
 
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