Hi everyone,
I have a question about retrieving XML in ZennoDroid.
I've created automation scripts for Facebook and Instagram account creation using ZennoDroid Enterprise. I'm continuously developing and improving my flows to handle new issues.
A few days ago, I decided to rebuild my Instagram script from scratch to make it more robust and flexible. As part of the rebuild, I started using XML parsing along with some simple C# logic, with the help of ChatGPT.
Here’s how it currently works in some places:
-First, a block retrieves the XML into a variable (e.g., xml),
-Then a C# code block checks the XML to match one of ~20 screen variants, and saves the result into a variable like Choose,
-Based on that, a Switch block determines the action to take (e.g. clicking a button in a random place),
-After performing the action, there's a 3-second delay,
- Then it loops back to retrieving XML again, analyzing it, and choosing the next action.
-If the same screen variant repeats 3 times, the script throws an error and stops.
While this structure seems to work logically and gives me more control, I've noticed a significant drop in the number of successful account creations compared to my older approach — where the flow was more static and based on a fixed UI sequence (no XML or C#), and just handled errors with alternative paths.
So here's my question:
Is XML retrieval (via Get XML) detectable by apps like Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok?
Could this be a signal they’re using to flag unusual activity or automation?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can share their thoughts or experience on this.
I have a question about retrieving XML in ZennoDroid.
I've created automation scripts for Facebook and Instagram account creation using ZennoDroid Enterprise. I'm continuously developing and improving my flows to handle new issues.
A few days ago, I decided to rebuild my Instagram script from scratch to make it more robust and flexible. As part of the rebuild, I started using XML parsing along with some simple C# logic, with the help of ChatGPT.
Here’s how it currently works in some places:
-First, a block retrieves the XML into a variable (e.g., xml),
-Then a C# code block checks the XML to match one of ~20 screen variants, and saves the result into a variable like Choose,
-Based on that, a Switch block determines the action to take (e.g. clicking a button in a random place),
-After performing the action, there's a 3-second delay,
- Then it loops back to retrieving XML again, analyzing it, and choosing the next action.
-If the same screen variant repeats 3 times, the script throws an error and stops.
While this structure seems to work logically and gives me more control, I've noticed a significant drop in the number of successful account creations compared to my older approach — where the flow was more static and based on a fixed UI sequence (no XML or C#), and just handled errors with alternative paths.
So here's my question:
Is XML retrieval (via Get XML) detectable by apps like Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok?
Could this be a signal they’re using to flag unusual activity or automation?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can share their thoughts or experience on this.