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Is OSBot using machine learning to improve antiban?

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Just a thought I've had recently after I got banned for a day.

I was wondering if OSBot is implementing any actual user data in their antiban, and if not, why? If so, where is this data coming from?

The thought of simulating real user behavior sounds far greater than randomization of patterns and checking exp (good meme).

Really open ended question, so I'll keep this thread open for an hour or so.

Edited by botnot
Added more info + edited title

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osbot collecting user data without asking for permission would be a violation of the GDPR

Edited by ez11

to my knowledge osbot still doesn't use antiban to prolong the life of accounts.... ree.

10 minutes ago, Anomaly said:

to my knowledge osbot still doesn't use antiban to prolong the life of accounts.... ree.

I wonder how ABCL50 is working out.

20 minutes ago, Alek said:

I wonder how ABCL50 is working out.

25k zulrah kills across 4 accounts with zero bans as a test

my 2cents -, "anti ban" is just randomization. When more people use the same script ban rate goes up, this is why private scripts are so popular and why abc200L works 

Edited by Anomaly

16 minutes ago, Alek said:

I wonder how ABCL50 is working out.

OSBOTABCL10 Chris Compliance Methods are going great

 

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Randomization nand anti ban doesn't work if everyone uses it. It's not random if 1,000 bots are doing the "random" movements. It creates a pattern then 

47 minutes ago, botnot said:

Just a thought I've had recently after I got banned for a day.

I was wondering if OSBot is implementing any actual user data in their antiban, and if not, why? If so, where is this data coming from?

The thought of simulating real user behavior sounds far greater than randomization of patterns and checking exp (good meme).

Really open ended question, so I'll keep this thread open for an hour or so.

Weath, I'm trying to make a living here. If you could stop banning my accounts, that'd be sick. reeee

EDIT: jk I haven't seen bans in months. I'm using antiban. ?

Edited by Anomaly

51 minutes ago, Alek said:

I wonder how ABCL50 is working out.

I'm for "anti-ban" and all but this is pretty funny 10/10

Edited by D Bolter

the machine learning in osbot is so advanced that by playing for a mere few hours a day, after one week the bot learns how to act like you so much that it can do your homework

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1 hour ago, Juggles said:

Randomization nand anti ban doesn't work if everyone uses it. It's not random if 1,000 bots are doing the "random" movements. It creates a pattern then 

Thats kind of my point.

If the osbot client collected data about the actions you were taking in game then wouldn't that mean theres a way to apply that data when running scripts, but on an individual basis? So nobodies set of data would be the same, making the gameplay patterns unique per user.

Hell, I bet it would easy to be able to set something that collects data about your client interaction up in Runelite

9 minutes ago, botnot said:

Thats kind of my point.

If the osbot client collected data about the actions you were taking in game then wouldn't that mean theres a way to apply that data when running scripts, but on an individual basis? So nobodies set of data would be the same, making the gameplay patterns unique per user.

Hell, I bet it would easy to be able to set something that collects data about your client interaction up in Runelite

Sure you can write a script and collect the data yourself. Doubt they would ever have it available to the public

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