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Some carders encounter problems just after starting to use the antidetect browser. For example, social networks immediately ban warmed-up accounts, the digital fingerprint is not read as unique, etc.
As a result, they think that this is due to incorrect operation of the anti-detect. In fact, most often the problem is in the actions of the carders themselves.
We have collected the main such mistakes and told you how to avoid them.
What's the mistake? Carders use one IP for several accounts and browsers at once.
What does this lead to? The traffic source's protective (anti-fraud) algorithms see data matching between different accounts and conclude that they are linked. If one of the accounts violates the site's rules, all other accounts will also come under suspicion or even be blocked. As it should be. Use a separate IP for each account. The same applies to phone numbers, emails, payment cards, etc. - the information in the accounts should not match. If you have unique data for each account, the risk that the traffic source can find a connection between them will be much lower.
As it should be. Use a separate IP for each account. The same applies to phone numbers, emails, payment cards, etc. - the information in the accounts should not match. If you have unique data for each account, the risk that the traffic source can find a connection between them will be much lower.
What's the mistake? Some carders buy cheap proxies or even use free ones. This is often done by beginner carders who have a limited budget.
What does this lead to? IP cheap proxies are most often already blocked and are included in the ban list of the largest traffic sources: search engines, social networks, etc.
As it should be. Although there are users who have been working with cheap proxies for years and are not banned, these are rather exceptions. Mobile and residential proxies are better suited for traffic. Read more about this in our article, how to choose a proxy for antidetect browser.
What's wrong. The carder creates a fingerprint in the anti-detect browser, but does not use a proxy.
What does this mean? Although the browser and device fingerprint changes, the connection and location information remains the same. You can verify this by conducting a simple experiment:
(Screenshot from Chrome without proxy)
(Snapshot from Dolphin{anty}, which does not have proxies configured)
Because of this, the sites' security algorithms link all accounts that have matching data, which either leads to immediate blocking or will happen in the future when one of the accounts violates the rules.
As it should be. To make sure your digital fingerprint doesn't match other accounts, use a proxy. Some carders say they use the simplest Datacenter proxies and have been working for years without being banned, but this is more of an exception.
What's wrong. Trying to add new data to accounts, launching advertising campaigns, and generally trying to work with anti-detect during a crash or attack.
What does this lead to? In the best case, you simply won't be able to log into antidetect, in the worst case, you can lose your account.
As it should be. Including, we write if problems arise or attacks occur - this happens rarely.
For example, on February 17, during the Coinlist sales day, our Dolphin{anty} antidetect was attacked. Because of this, some users had difficulties with work for several hours. Although the problem was not our fault, for the inconvenience caused, we automatically credited all users with an additional free day of work.
What's wrong. In Dolphin {anty}, the user can get a ready-made digital fingerprint in one click or, if desired, independently configure individual fingerprint parameters. Some carders rely on unverified recommendations on the Internet and manually change the fingerprint parameters.
What does this lead to? Some parameters may not look realistic, which is why the sites' security systems will understand that they are not dealing with a real user. This may lead to an account ban.
As it should be. We do not recommend setting up a digital fingerprint yourself if you do not know for sure how different parameters are related to each other. The fact is that each parameter that is included in the digital fingerprint is combined in a special way or even related to other settings. If you set them up incorrectly, you may end up with a fingerprint by which anti-fraud systems will immediately figure out that you are hiding your real fingerprint. Considering that Dolphin{anty} anti-detect uses only digital fingerprints of real users, our fingerprints will definitely pass the anti-fraud systems check.
What's the mistake? When selling an account, the seller most often passes on cookies or user agent to the buyer. This is necessary so that the buyer can use the account without entering a login and password: this reduces the risk that the site's security systems will see that another person is trying to log into the account. But sometimes it happens that the seller provides the wrong data.
What does this lead to? Website security systems immediately see that incorrect data has been entered and block the account. As it should be. Buy accounts in trusted shops with a guarantee on accounts. Such shops are also not protected from the human factor, but in case of problems, they will easily replace your account during the warranty period. If you buy accounts from private sellers, there is a chance that there is no guarantee and you will be refused a replacement.
As it should be. Buy accounts in trusted shops with a guarantee on accounts. Such shops are also not protected from the human factor, but in case of problems, they will easily replace your account during the warranty period. If you buy accounts from private sellers, there is a chance that there is no guarantee and you will be refused a replacement.
What is the mistake? Sometimes carders create an account and browser profile on one operating system, but indicate another in the fingerprint. For example, an account was created and will be launched with Windows, but the fingerprint indicates macOS.
What does this lead to? When reading the system parameters, the antifraud systems of the traffic source may notice that although you have a digital fingerprint of macOS, in fact the fonts are from Windows. Because of this, the account falls under suspicion or is completely blocked.
As it should be. Unfortunately, so far no anti-detect browser can 100% solve problems with fonts.
The thing is that each operating system has two types of fonts: common and system. Common ones include, for example, Arial, Times New Roman, Verdana, since they are available on all operating systems. But system fonts are unique. For example, macOS has its own special system font BlinkMacSystemFont, which is not available in Windows.
As a result, when you create a profile with a macOS fingerprint on a Windows device, security systems see a font mismatch.
There are several ways to solve this problem:
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As a result, they think that this is due to incorrect operation of the anti-detect. In fact, most often the problem is in the actions of the carders themselves.
We have collected the main such mistakes and told you how to avoid them.
Mistake #1. One proxy for several accounts at once
What's the mistake? Carders use one IP for several accounts and browsers at once.What does this lead to? The traffic source's protective (anti-fraud) algorithms see data matching between different accounts and conclude that they are linked. If one of the accounts violates the site's rules, all other accounts will also come under suspicion or even be blocked. As it should be. Use a separate IP for each account. The same applies to phone numbers, emails, payment cards, etc. - the information in the accounts should not match. If you have unique data for each account, the risk that the traffic source can find a connection between them will be much lower.
As it should be. Use a separate IP for each account. The same applies to phone numbers, emails, payment cards, etc. - the information in the accounts should not match. If you have unique data for each account, the risk that the traffic source can find a connection between them will be much lower.
Error #2. Incorrect proxies are used
What's the mistake? Some carders buy cheap proxies or even use free ones. This is often done by beginner carders who have a limited budget.What does this lead to? IP cheap proxies are most often already blocked and are included in the ban list of the largest traffic sources: search engines, social networks, etc.
As it should be. Although there are users who have been working with cheap proxies for years and are not banned, these are rather exceptions. Mobile and residential proxies are better suited for traffic. Read more about this in our article, how to choose a proxy for antidetect browser.
♂ Mistake #3. Not using proxies at all
What's wrong. The carder creates a fingerprint in the anti-detect browser, but does not use a proxy.What does this mean? Although the browser and device fingerprint changes, the connection and location information remains the same. You can verify this by conducting a simple experiment:
- Open pixelscan in your regular browser and the antidetect browser profile that does not have a proxy.
- You will see that your browser and operating system settings may differ (highlighted in blue), but the IP will match (in red):
(Screenshot from Chrome without proxy)
(Snapshot from Dolphin{anty}, which does not have proxies configured)
Because of this, the sites' security algorithms link all accounts that have matching data, which either leads to immediate blocking or will happen in the future when one of the accounts violates the rules.
As it should be. To make sure your digital fingerprint doesn't match other accounts, use a proxy. Some carders say they use the simplest Datacenter proxies and have been working for years without being banned, but this is more of an exception.
Error #4. Trying to use antidetect during a crash
What's wrong. Trying to add new data to accounts, launching advertising campaigns, and generally trying to work with anti-detect during a crash or attack.What does this lead to? In the best case, you simply won't be able to log into antidetect, in the worst case, you can lose your account.
As it should be. Including, we write if problems arise or attacks occur - this happens rarely.
For example, on February 17, during the Coinlist sales day, our Dolphin{anty} antidetect was attacked. Because of this, some users had difficulties with work for several hours. Although the problem was not our fault, for the inconvenience caused, we automatically credited all users with an additional free day of work.
Mistake #5: Not having to set up your digital fingerprint yourself
What's wrong. In Dolphin {anty}, the user can get a ready-made digital fingerprint in one click or, if desired, independently configure individual fingerprint parameters. Some carders rely on unverified recommendations on the Internet and manually change the fingerprint parameters.What does this lead to? Some parameters may not look realistic, which is why the sites' security systems will understand that they are not dealing with a real user. This may lead to an account ban.
As it should be. We do not recommend setting up a digital fingerprint yourself if you do not know for sure how different parameters are related to each other. The fact is that each parameter that is included in the digital fingerprint is combined in a special way or even related to other settings. If you set them up incorrectly, you may end up with a fingerprint by which anti-fraud systems will immediately figure out that you are hiding your real fingerprint. Considering that Dolphin{anty} anti-detect uses only digital fingerprints of real users, our fingerprints will definitely pass the anti-fraud systems check.
Error #6. Using incorrect user agents from purchased accounts
What's the mistake? When selling an account, the seller most often passes on cookies or user agent to the buyer. This is necessary so that the buyer can use the account without entering a login and password: this reduces the risk that the site's security systems will see that another person is trying to log into the account. But sometimes it happens that the seller provides the wrong data.What does this lead to? Website security systems immediately see that incorrect data has been entered and block the account. As it should be. Buy accounts in trusted shops with a guarantee on accounts. Such shops are also not protected from the human factor, but in case of problems, they will easily replace your account during the warranty period. If you buy accounts from private sellers, there is a chance that there is no guarantee and you will be refused a replacement.
As it should be. Buy accounts in trusted shops with a guarantee on accounts. Such shops are also not protected from the human factor, but in case of problems, they will easily replace your account during the warranty period. If you buy accounts from private sellers, there is a chance that there is no guarantee and you will be refused a replacement.
Mistake #7: Using a different OS in a digital fingerprint
What is the mistake? Sometimes carders create an account and browser profile on one operating system, but indicate another in the fingerprint. For example, an account was created and will be launched with Windows, but the fingerprint indicates macOS.What does this lead to? When reading the system parameters, the antifraud systems of the traffic source may notice that although you have a digital fingerprint of macOS, in fact the fonts are from Windows. Because of this, the account falls under suspicion or is completely blocked.
As it should be. Unfortunately, so far no anti-detect browser can 100% solve problems with fonts.
The thing is that each operating system has two types of fonts: common and system. Common ones include, for example, Arial, Times New Roman, Verdana, since they are available on all operating systems. But system fonts are unique. For example, macOS has its own special system font BlinkMacSystemFont, which is not available in Windows.
As a result, when you create a profile with a macOS fingerprint on a Windows device, security systems see a font mismatch.
There are several ways to solve this problem:
- Create digital fingerprints on the same OS on which the account was created and with which you will work. If you work in a team, ideally, all users should have the same operating system. For example, if you have Windows OS and you will work with the account from it, then specify Windows in the fingerprint.
- Use Linux. Install Linux as a second operating system and download all available Mac OS and Windows fonts to it. Then configure these fonts and form your fingerprint with this OS. The thing is that Linux is a more flexible system, so by loading all sorts of fonts into it, you will reduce the risk that security systems will figure you out.
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