Gaming Discords and marketing communities want completely different things out of a cloud phone, so it’s no surprise that thread didn’t cover what you needed. The people in there care about ping and staying logged into a match all night, nobody’s thinking about how a rented server’s hardware signature looks to Meta or TikTok’s detection systems. That’s actually the bigger issue with running client accounts on gaming-focused cloud hardware: a lot of these services reuse the same device fingerprint across every phone on their servers, and social apps have gotten good at flagging that pattern. What you actually need for several client accounts is a cloud phone built around a unique fingerprint per profile, with proxy binding handled natively and not bolted on as an afterthought.