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Creating Facebook account via TOR #1
Hello everyone,

For some time, i've been trying to register a new facebook account with TOR browser. However I always encounter a problem. Immediately after account creation, facebook redirects to "checkpoint" where you have to confirm a phone number, upload a photo of yourself or solve captha, which as you know is madness on TOR.
How i can bypass this behaviour? What do I have to use (temp mail, normal, temp phone number)? Have you guys experienced this behaviuur?
And are there some already created "verified" accounts? The best would be a list of username/pass combos.

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RE: Creating Facebook account via TOR #2
(10-24-2023, 01:36 AM)thelastslayer Wrote: Hello everyone,

For some time, i've been trying to register a new facebook account with TOR browser. However I always encounter a problem. Immediately after account creation, facebook redirects to "checkpoint" where you have to confirm a phone number, upload a photo of yourself or solve captha, which as you know is madness on TOR.
How i can bypass this behaviour? What do I have to use (temp mail, normal, temp phone number)? Have you guys experienced this behaviuur?
And are there some already created "verified" accounts? The best would be a list of username/pass combos.

Facebook (as a lot of other popular services) doesn't like Tor because it's used by spammers/scammers with bots, so if your IP is the same of one of the exit nodes of the onion router they'll ask you everything they can to verify you're a real person and not a spam account.

The best way to maintain anonymity and register is to buy a phone number (a prepaid sim payed in cash is ideally the best) and register with it.

Same with the email, but easier: you register with a random email provider (a pretty good one) and if asked you give them the same phone number.

Avoid google if you can for obvious reasons, try services like protonmail that are more respectful of your privacy
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