No - spam protection needs as many signals as possible, sadly. You will have headless browsers simulating clicks and so on. This gets extremely hard over time

No - spam protection needs as many signals as possible, sadly. You will have headless browsers simulating clicks and so on. This gets extremely hard over time fake, and the more signals there are, the easier it's to spot anomalies. In a way, the thinking is - a malicious actor will get at least a few of those signals inorganic and ML can detect them... "Long before the information ever goes to the eyeball" => wish it was true.