[Paid Skill Training] Why asking for pictures is meaningless / how to bot on OSBuddy

I've seen many Skill Trainers offer to send over their OSBuddy level-up folder, or buyers asking for pictures on-the-spot in order to prove the person doing the work wasn't/isn't using any kind of bot.

Sadly, as it's been the case for quite some time, bot clients allow you to inject into third party clients as well as the official browser client in order to run your usual bots while playing on a commonly used and trusted client.



As you can see in this picture, I'm absolutely botting on the account yet I'm playing on a legit OSBuddy client. Although I'm sure the injection could be detected by a screenshare and an analysis of the JVM, the client leaves no superficial traces while in use. The OSBuddy client remains untouched, all functions work, and the level-up pictures are also 100% clean of any trace of rule-breaking.

With this being said, there is no way you can catch a semi-intelligent (or better) person botting on your account. So if someone says "but I have OSBuddy pictures!", it's meaningless.

Client is Tribot, using Looking Glass. Pretty sure at least one other known bot service has something similar, if not more.

 

This is great, I had no idea this was even possible. I'll be wary of any orders I make in the future now. I guess screensharing is the only viable proof?

 

Thanks for this.

That or perhaps a screenshot from regular rs client?

 

Regular rs client can also be injected.

Screensharing would only work if the person didn't close the client (can be checked by the account staying online)

You can close the bot client, but I assume the JVM would have modified arguments carry over.

 

no, if u got a cood cpu u can vid the entire thing and keep it for a couple of mins lmao

 

I dont think youll be able to on osbuddy try trusted bots instead.

 

I think a lot of the service providers do it in resizeable mode with screenshots. Afaik you can't bot on that currently?

 

Seems fine to me...

 

Fair enough, wasn't aware it was possible!

 

Wow didn't know this, good to know; thanks.

 

Is there a way to be sure someone is not botting then? Or is it just something you have to trust someone for?