HELP - How to configure the environment to use different cards in the same cell phone

[polkadot]

exactly what I need is to learn how to configure the environment to use different cards in the same cell phone, that is to say to circumvent the anti-fraud, I think what happens to me is that the gateways detect my device and associate it to an ip in the first transaction and then when I want to make another order with another card and another ip, they detect the change of ip in the device and does not pass me the transaction.

my problem is not getting cards or pages, my problem is the configuration of the mobile so that once I find an open store I can place multiple orders with different cards.

I don't use proxies because I use cards from the same country where I live, I use simcard, once I make a payment I change the simcard for another one, this generates a clean ip.

I clear cache and cokies before each transaction, but somehow the gateways after the first approval maybe get the data from my mobile and associate it to an ip, and when this changes when changing simcard for a new payment they detect it and the antifraud detects me.

 

[Man]

To bypass antifraud, you need to get a unique fingerprint of your mobile phone when working with each new card. To do this, install any antidetecti browser for mobile devices - this should work and help you.

 

[polkadot]

Yes yesterday I was reading about the unique fingerprints and how the anti-fraud systems with a set of fingerprints create a unique fingerprint to identify a device, I found information in the forum on how to configure the browser with free extensions, but these extensions are created to be anonymous, but not to generate a consistent fingerprint, if you use these extensions if you change the fingerprints but these must be aligned with the user agent and other data, so it is not as simple as downloading some extensions, doing some research I found an antidetect browser that apparently generates consistent fingerprints, also does not generate webrtc or dns leaks, the detail is that it is paid and for someone who is starting is not very economical, I proceeded to subscribe and try it and the truth if it worked, not in the store I found technology as it has 3d verification, but if it worked in a drug store in usa, which I found that it generates a consistent fingerprint. now I would like to continue learning about how to generate basic cookies to not have to navigate in different sites and create accounts in social networks to not have the browser empty, I think I will generate a new post and wait for your answer about these new doubts.

its my first ship in e-commerce united states.

 

[Narcolombia]

No has probado con emuladores? Rootea el telefono, puedes usar alguna app como device emulator para cambiar el imei del telefono y otros parametros, tambien puedes usar httpcanary que es como un burpsuite de mobile para analizar los datos que manda la app al realizar un reguistro o con solo abrirla, por ejemplo farmatodo manda datos de geolocalizacion, numero, ip y otros basicos, por eso tiene una seguridad baja.
Tambien hay emuladores de android dentro de android, hay una app china que no he probado pero se ve prometedora, se llama vmos.

 

[putaprata]

Sim, ontem eu estava lendo sobre as impressões digitais únicas e como os sistemas antifraude com um conjunto de impressões digitais criam uma impressão digital única para identificar um dispositivo, encontrei informações no fórum sobre como configurar o navegador com extensões gratuitas, mas essas extensões são criadas para serem anônimas, mas não para gerar uma impressão digital consistente, se você usar essas extensões se você alterar as impressões digitais, mas estas devem estar alinhadas com o agente do usuário e outros dados, então não é tão simples quanto baixar algumas extensões, fazendo algumas pesquisas encontrei um navegador antidetect que aparentemente gera impressões digitais consistentes, também não gera vazamentos de webrtc ou dns, o detalhe é que é pago e para alguém que está começando não é muito econômico, procedi à assinatura e experimentei e a verdade se funcionou, não na loja encontrei a tecnologia, pois tem verificação 3d, mas se funcionou em uma farmácia nos EUA, que descobri que gera uma impressão digital consistente. agora gostaria de continuar aprendendo sobre como gerar cookies básicos para não ter que navegar em sites diferentes e criar contas em redes sociais para não ficar com o navegador vazio, acho que vou gerar um novo post e esperar sua resposta sobre essas novas dúvidas.

é meu primeiro envio no e-commerce dos Estados Unido What is the browser friend? Please answer this question for me

Yes yesterday I was reading about the unique fingerprints and how the anti-fraud systems with a set of fingerprints create a unique fingerprint to identify a device, I found information in the forum on how to configure the browser with free extensions, but these extensions are created to be anonymous, but not to generate a consistent fingerprint, if you use these extensions if you change the fingerprints but these must be aligned with the user agent and other data, so it is not as simple as downloading some extensions, doing some research I found an antidetect browser that apparently generates consistent fingerprints, also does not generate webrtc or dns leaks, the detail is that it is paid and for someone who is starting is not very economical, I proceeded to subscribe and try it and the truth if it worked, not in the store I found technology as it has 3d verification, but if it worked in a drug store in usa, which I found that it generates a consistent fingerprint. now I would like to continue learning about how to generate basic cookies to not have to navigate in different sites and create accounts in social networks to not have the browser empty, I think I will generate a new post and wait for your answer about these new doubts.

its my first ship in e-commerce united states.
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What is the browser amigo? Please help me with this question, I will do my best to help you. Which antidetect browser are you using on your Android?