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I'm bringing you a tutorial on how to create as many Vinted accounts as you want on a single mobile phone, allowing you to have and use them all simultaneously without a factory reset. Let's begin:
The first thing we'll need is a Google Pixel that supports GrapheneOS. The GrapheneOS Foundation offers 7 years of support starting with the Pixel 8 and 5 years for earlier models. If you're only going to use it for this, choose the cheapest one that has support. Right now, you can find the 7 and 7A at CEX and similar stores for under €200, but I've mentioned the above so it will be useful in the future.
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Once we have the Pixel, we need to root it and install GrapheneOS. Since there are tons of tutorials online and on YouTube on how to do this, and I think even a complete novice could manage it, I'll leave that step to you. I'm not going to answer any questions about GrapheneOS in general because that's not the purpose of this post. Besides, this way you'll learn how to install it and you can set up a criminal organization dedicated to trafficking opiates to Israel to get back at them for some of the harm they cause.
Okay, once we have it installed on the Owner user account, we connect it to the internet (Wi-Fi or mobile data doesn't matter) and go to the App Store and install Google Play Services and the Play Store. We open the Play Store and download the Vinted, Firefox, Outlook, and LocalSend apps to the Owner user account. Important: don't open any of them.
Once we have them all, we go to Settings -> System -> Users -> Add User. We give it whatever name we want, and in the options:
Allow running in background (it's the same thing, I leave it checked because that way I don't have to start the apps every time I switch users, since the Pixel 7 is slow, very slow).
Enable calls and SMS (we won't even have a SIM card).
App installs and updates (enabled).
Install available applications -> We tap and select Vinted, Google Play Store, Outlook, Google Play Services, Firefox, and LocalSend.
We go back and tap "Switch user"
Once here, what we have to do is go to Google Play and log in with a Gmail account. It can be the same for all accounts since Google Play shares an integrity score with Vinted through its Integrity API, and the email address itself isn't shown in that score, only whether the app was downloaded from an app store that uses email. That's why it's important to log in. After this we go to the Outlook app and create an email, we vary the domain in case we create many accounts in a row so that it is more credible for Vinted, although we have not yet opened Vinted up to this point this is important.
Okay, now turn off Wi-Fi if you had it on, enable mobile data sharing with your personal phone, and connect with your Pixel. Open Firefox and go to vinted.es. It's very important to reject cookies as soon as you enter. After doing this on your computer, open Grizzly and add funds. Click on Vinted and leave it ready. Continue on your Pixel, complete the normal Vinted registration process with the Outlook email address you created. When it asks for a phone number, try the Grizzly numbers (use Grizzly or any other provider you prefer, but it's important that it lets you use the same number multiple times while it's available; I know Grizzly allows this, but check with the others). We enter the first SMS. Once we've done that, we confirm the email in the Outlook app. We go back to Firefox, where we'll already be logged in, and go to Settings, Payments, and add an IBAN. It asks for a number again, and since we just used it on Grizzly, we enter it again. We receive another new code; we enter it, and once it's added, we close Firefox. Now for the crucial moment: we open the Vinted app and log in. It asks for a number again; we enter the same one, and we receive another new code on Grizzly. Once logged in, it's important to always log in using mobile data, never Wi-Fi.
Now we go back to the Owner user, create another profile, and repeat this as many times as we want.
If we need to transfer files or text between phones, we use Localsend, connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and always after completely closing the Vinted app.
This method currently works, although you might give Vinted too much information while doing it, or their shitty AI
might ban you on a whim, so it doesn't work for every account. But since iterating is very quick and cheap, if it doesn't work the first time, keep at it because I guarantee it works. I'm sharing this method for free because I consider you all worthless flea market gypsies who sell clothes. I figured it out while helping a friend of your race (clearly inferior since you renounced your Indo-Aryan roots by mixing with Pakistanis). Since you lack the intellectual capacity to dedicate yourselves to anything that could pose even a minimal challenge to me, and since money emasculates the spirit, I'm giving it to you for free. If I see anyone selling it, I will bring divine justice upon them.
Goodbye.
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Yes, what you have to do is withdraw less than €100 each time, and that way they won't ask for it. If you accumulate more in your balance, they will ask for it when you withdraw, but you can still do it perfectly fine; it's just a bit of a hassle because you have to contact support, tell them you've lost your number and want to change it, and then enter your own.
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I'm bringing you a tutorial on how to create as many Vinted accounts as you want on a single mobile phone, allowing you to have and use them all simultaneously without a factory reset. Let's begin:
The first thing we'll need is a Google Pixel that supports GrapheneOS. The GrapheneOS Foundation offers 7 years of support starting with the Pixel 8 and 5 years for earlier models. If you're only going to use it for this, choose the cheapest one that has support. Right now, you can find the 7 and 7A at CEX and similar stores for under €200, but I've mentioned the above so it will be useful in the future.
Hidden Content
Once we have the Pixel, we need to root it and install GrapheneOS. Since there are tons of tutorials online and on YouTube on how to do this, and I think even a complete novice could manage it, I'll leave that step to you. I'm not going to answer any questions about GrapheneOS in general because that's not the purpose of this post. Besides, this way you'll learn how to install it and you can set up a criminal organization dedicated to trafficking opiates to Israel to get back at them for some of the harm they cause.
Okay, once we have it installed on the Owner user account, we connect it to the internet (Wi-Fi or mobile data doesn't matter) and go to the App Store and install Google Play Services and the Play Store. We open the Play Store and download the Vinted, Firefox, Outlook, and LocalSend apps to the Owner user account. Important: don't open any of them.
Once we have them all, we go to Settings -> System -> Users -> Add User. We give it whatever name we want, and in the options:
Allow running in background (it's the same thing, I leave it checked because that way I don't have to start the apps every time I switch users, since the Pixel 7 is slow, very slow).
Enable calls and SMS (we won't even have a SIM card).
App installs and updates (enabled).
Install available applications -> We tap and select Vinted, Google Play Store, Outlook, Google Play Services, Firefox, and LocalSend.
We go back and tap "Switch user"
Once here, what we have to do is go to Google Play and log in with a Gmail account. It can be the same for all accounts since Google Play shares an integrity score with Vinted through its Integrity API, and the email address itself isn't shown in that score, only whether the app was downloaded from an app store that uses email. That's why it's important to log in. After this we go to the Outlook app and create an email, we vary the domain in case we create many accounts in a row so that it is more credible for Vinted, although we have not yet opened Vinted up to this point this is important.
Okay, now turn off Wi-Fi if you had it on, enable mobile data sharing with your personal phone, and connect with your Pixel. Open Firefox and go to vinted.es. It's very important to reject cookies as soon as you enter. After doing this on your computer, open Grizzly and add funds. Click on Vinted and leave it ready. Continue on your Pixel, complete the normal Vinted registration process with the Outlook email address you created. When it asks for a phone number, try the Grizzly numbers (use Grizzly or any other provider you prefer, but it's important that it lets you use the same number multiple times while it's available; I know Grizzly allows this, but check with the others). We enter the first SMS. Once we've done that, we confirm the email in the Outlook app. We go back to Firefox, where we'll already be logged in, and go to Settings, Payments, and add an IBAN. It asks for a number again, and since we just used it on Grizzly, we enter it again. We receive another new code; we enter it, and once it's added, we close Firefox. Now for the crucial moment: we open the Vinted app and log in. It asks for a number again; we enter the same one, and we receive another new code on Grizzly. Once logged in, it's important to always log in using mobile data, never Wi-Fi.
Now we go back to the Owner user, create another profile, and repeat this as many times as we want.
If we need to transfer files or text between phones, we use Localsend, connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and always after completely closing the Vinted app.
This method currently works, although you might give Vinted too much information while doing it, or their shitty AI
might ban you on a whim, so it doesn't work for every account. But since iterating is very quick and cheap, if it doesn't work the first time, keep at it because I guarantee it works. I'm sharing this method for free because I consider you all worthless flea market gypsies who sell clothes. I figured it out while helping a friend of your race (clearly inferior since you renounced your Indo-Aryan roots by mixing with Pakistanis). Since you lack the intellectual capacity to dedicate yourselves to anything that could pose even a minimal challenge to me, and since money emasculates the spirit, I'm giving it to you for free. If I see anyone selling it, I will bring divine justice upon them.
Goodbye.
question like :
Yes, what you have to do is withdraw less than €100 each time, and that way they won't ask for it. If you accumulate more in your balance, they will ask for it when you withdraw, but you can still do it perfectly fine; it's just a bit of a hassle because you have to contact support, tell them you've lost your number and want to change it, and then enter your own.
LIFETIME @Sinbad
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