Octo Browser Rolled Out iOS App: 100 Free Profiles and Native Safari Fingerprints
Previously, multi-accounting work was strictly tied to a computer. Now, Octo Browser has released a full-fledged mobile application for iOS.
Native Fingerprints and Network Operations
The main feature of the iOS version is the use of native Safari fingerprints. Platforms like Facebook or TikTok check mobile traffic very carefully. If the device parameters do not match, accounts fly into a ban or verification. Octo generates digital traces that algorithms perceive as a regular iPhone. HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy support works normally, so you can configure the network for a specific campaign in a couple of minutes.
Camera and Video Stream Spoofing
Right inside the app, you can replace the live camera feed with an uploaded video or photo. This feature is especially helpful when working with dating offers or passing verifications in social networks. You substitute a pre-prepared file, which allows you to successfully pass the check.
How Synchronization Works
Cloud synchronization for teamwork remains, but with an important limitation. Profiles are separated by platforms. Desktop sessions work on the computer, while mobile ones live only inside the iOS app. This division was made on purpose: mixing digital traces from different types of devices often triggers security systems.
Terms for Users
Currently, the app operates in open beta mode. The developers are gathering feedback to fix minor bugs before the full release. As a bonus for installation, they provide 100 free profiles and proxies. This is an excellent option to test mobile traffic generation and evaluate the quality of fingerprints without spending extra money on consumables.











