Does anyone here own a physical phone farm?

[Spiderman]

I've seen these on black hat forums sometimes and always thought they looked rad.

I don't have one myself (too poor haha!) but I was wondering if anyone here owns one.

 

[TheVigilante]

I highly doubt anyone here

At first I thought just physical farm which I own the. Saw it's phone farm

Probably might be a Chinese guy then

 

[ggmopa]

They are impressive and do look extremely expensive to run for the average person outside of China (ie cheap direct or indirect access to bulk hardware). That being said, i'm not sure if it's even worth it at this point - a lot of sites have been doing local scans on devices to check for automation / botting, iand have bene doing so for years. t looks to me like they are trying to extend KYC checks even for SM sites now which might follow similar parameters. Just a heads up.

I did try using that app (I forget what it was called) that lets you emulate a live video call but it didn't work

 

[TheVigilante]

I remember someone posted on that forum about a computer farm setup for Bitcoin mining somewhere in China and people could sense heat wave from far away

 

[ggmopa]

If anyone wants to give something like this a go though to test the waters anti-detect systems on desktop are much easier to emulate properly than mobile devices - there are some sensors on those that simply can't be emulated hence the need for these farms. But you could get a simbank and use a script for automation and rotation - now there was a particular script that basically every proxy seller out there used (and no it wasn't some proprietary system like proxidize) it was a tried and tested open-source script anyone could use and a lot of sellers did! Can anyone jog my memory for the possible name here? It's been years since I was involved with this.

Have to be careful with a lot of these 'plug and play' type set-ups as some of them act as a backdoor to your devices and will a start using your IPs and syphoning system resources to any number of third-party proxy services they also own, much like how 'hola' and luminati or whatever it's called now, operated.