Device Hardware
Info Check
Browsers tell every website how many CPU cores you have, roughly how much memory, whether there is a touchscreen and more. See that list and check that it matches the device you want to look like.
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing on this page is sent to XProxy or anyone else, and no permission prompt appears.
Does it look consistent?
Processor & platform
Input
Battery & network
Storage
What this check means
What websites read
navigator.hardwareConcurrency, deviceMemory, maxTouchPoints and the pointer and hover media queries need no permission. Battery and network details are available in Chromium-based browsers. Together they describe what kind of machine you are on.
Why antidetect browsers change it
Each profile should look like a different device, so antidetect browsers set their own core count, memory and touch values. If every account reports the same 16 cores, they all point back to one machine.
What a mismatch looks like
An iPhone profile with no touch points, a Windows profile whose navigator.platform says MacIntel, a laptop with 1 CPU thread, or a phone whose pointer is a mouse. Each one is a quick rule for a fraud filter.
How to fix it
Use values a real device of that type has: phones usually 6 to 8 threads and 5 or more touch points, desktops 4 to 16 threads and 0 touch points, memory 4 or 8 GB. Keep the platform in line with the User-Agent and leave battery and connection to the real browser.
Questions
Why is device memory never above 8 GB?
Browsers round and cap navigator.deviceMemory on purpose so it identifies you less. A machine with 32 GB still reports 8.
Does reading the battery need permission?
No. Chromium browsers return the level and charging state without a prompt. Firefox and Safari removed the API for privacy, so it shows as not available there.
Is this the same as the User-Agent?
No. The User-Agent is a text string a profile can set freely. These values come from separate APIs, which is why sites compare them with the User-Agent to catch fake profiles.
Real device, real carrier network
Pair a phone-like profile with a mobile IP. XProxy turns 4G/5G modems and Android phones into private mobile proxies.
