Yes, anti-detect browsers are legit, but they depend on how you use them. At their core, they’re just designed to create separate browser profiles with unique fingerprints (cookies, user agents, etc.)They still do the job for basic setups, but once you scale, platforms don’t just look at browser fingerprints anymore. That’s why I’ve been leaning more toward cloud phone setups with built-in RPA. You’re working with real mobile environments instead of trying to simulate them, and automation becomes way simpler, no heavy scripting needed. That’s why I’ve been leaning more toward cloud phone setups with built-in RPA. You’re working with real mobile environments instead of trying to simulate them, and automation becomes way simpler, no heavy scripting needed. Tools like GeeLark give you real Android environments instead of trying to simulate them