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At the beginning I'd use it as a tool to boost my impact, brigading downvotes and upvotes, have random accounts write comments, create posts and have them upvoted to break the threshold to enter "trending."
If I were a jew and eager to do propaganda for israel, I'd also use 1 account to scour the content of the forum, and quickly find things relevant to me, which require my "attention." Anyone mentions jew or nigger or a synonym? I'd get notified.
I'd even have algorithmically delayed comments and votes, just to make sure it all appears "organic."
Well yes, I think the jews own and use such software... for at least ~6 years.
The reason they do this is because when you install instagram or TikTok, they detect if you’re running the application in an emulated environment. And then they give you a ton of captchas / outright ban you.
You buy a $50 phone and you bypass all those checks.
And once you've done it, the magic happens: Infinite scalability.
Oh man, there are ways to cause a lot of damage over the internet. Thank God shitskins are utterly incompetent.
Sure all of it can be circumvented, but you first need to know what those tech companies are looking for. It’s not exactly public knowledge. It’s alot of effort. I just buy a $50 phone and call it done.
> As of virtual machines, you wouldn't need one, and one way I know how to check for them is by their IP. Sure there are ways to have a lot of local IPs too if that's even necessary, which may have to go to the kernel level.
What are you talking about. You can’t just string together tech words and expect it to make sense lol.
I just wrote it all down and clicked a link and it deleted the text.
In short: You have 1 IP from the ISP for the internet, you have multiple IPs for the local network. Meaning the operating system must be the one issuing them. Virtual machines also get their own local IP, meaning the machine must be able to generate any amount of them.
If these phones each have their own ISP, it's different, and probably harder to replicate.
No, multiple IPs on a local network doesn’t mean an operating system is issuing them. You can simply have multiple physical devices on a local network.
> If these phones each have their own ISP, it's different, and probably harder to replicate.
If what you’re trying to say is that organizations can detect if a thousand upvotes are all coming from the same IP, then yeah it’s true, we all know that’s possible.
But that in no way means it’s virtualized. There’s no foolproof way to tell if something is virtualized just by the IP.
The down votes doesn't count against the total at all, but both have an impact on visibility. A single kike could control visibility of multiple posts on active subs like oyvey.nigger with minimal effort.