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I am sure Google of all companies has enough insight into account behavior to conclude this is the case for them. It's not like they can't verify it either: if
by vore 3y ago
I am sure Google of all companies has enough insight into account behavior to conclude this is the case for them. It's not like they can't verify it either: if the account previously had legitimate activity and is now compromised, it's not really a sleeper account.
- orbital-decay 3y agoBots, antidetect browsers, and residential proxies exist specifically to imitate the activity and circumvent fraud prevention systems like Google's. Most accounts get caught, but many slip under the certainty threshold. This is a cat and mouse game, and sometimes mouse wins by blending into the crowd. With LLMs it suddenly became much easier. I suspect that the timing of this decision might be not random.