But if you really want to make sure, it's pretty easy to remote-control a cheap Android phone. Plus detection thresholds tend to be much higher on mobile, because filling out a ReCaptcha with a touch screen is just such a horrible user experience.
But if you really want to make sure, it's pretty easy to remote-control a cheap Android phone. Plus detection thresholds tend to be much higher on mobile, because filling out a ReCaptcha with a touch screen is just such a horrible user experience.
Also totally right on the IP reputation point. I saw a post on HN in the last few months of someone describing how they used a cheap mobile data plan + USB LTE modem to proxy their web scraping. I believe you get effectively treated as a residential IP (depends on the complexity of the system - if they're simply blacklisting datacenter IPs then this should work) with the additional benefit of being able to change the IP assigned to the modem easily.
Any idea if the android emulator would suffice? For sure cheaper and easier to automate since rooting those can be much easier than rooting actual phones, which are usually designed against such things