Hey guys, check out the attached photo. If Google throws this message when you try to log into your account right after a factory reset, does it mean the phone failed the anti-fraud/Play Integrity check? Let me know what you think!
I’m hoping someone here can point me in the right direction. I'll be spending some time in Europe soon and need a reliable travel eSIM. However, I have one specific requirement**:** I need the connection to give me a US IP address.
Basically, while I'm physically roaming in Europe, I want my cellular data routed back so that websites and apps think I’m still in the States. I know a lot of global eSIMs route traffic back to their home servers (which usually just adds annoying ping for most people), but in my case, that US routing is exactly the "feature" I'm looking for.
Does anyone know which specific providers or plans currently do this for European coverage?
Any advice or personal experiences would be awesome. Thanks in advance!
(Note: Just looking for provider names and personal experiences)
Thx
Hey everyone,
I’ve been analyzing the technical challenges discussed in this sub regarding Snapchat's detection of emulators, Frida scripts, and virtual cameras.
As an Android developer, I’ve successfully built a system-level camera spoofing setup on a real, non-rooted device. It doesn't rely on any application-level injection, emulators, or standard hooking tools.
To be absolutely clear and respect Rule 1 (No Private Methods): I am NOT selling this method, and I will NOT share or sell it in the DMs. Please do not message me asking for the setup details, files, or instructions.
My question to the community is purely career and business-oriented: If a developer possesses this specific skillset (bypassing advanced client-side integrity and camera restrictions natively on real hardware without root), what are the best ways to monetize it?
Like, maybe reselling accounts or something? Honestly, I have zero experience with account flipping, I don't know where people even sell them, and I don't really get what the whole point of Snapchat multi-accounting is in the first place.
What other legal use cases or career opportunities am I overlooking here?
I'd love to hear your thoughts on how to turn this kind of technical achievement into a legitimate source of income or a legal project. Thanks!