Cloud Phone Glossary
Plain-English definitions of the terms behind cloud phones, antidetect setups, and real-device social media management.
Account Warming
Account warming is gradually building a new social account so it looks established and trustworthy. Learn why a stable real device makes it work.
Android Emulator
An Android emulator simulates a phone in software. Learn why platforms detect emulators and why a real cloud phone is the durable alternative.
Antidetect Phone
An antidetect phone presents a unique, consistent device identity per account. Learn what it means and why a real physical phone is the strongest form of it.
Cloud Phone
A cloud phone is a real Android device hosted remotely that you control live from your browser. Learn what it is, how it works, and how it differs from emulators.
Device Fingerprint
A device fingerprint is the set of signals platforms use to identify a phone. Learn what goes into it and why real hardware beats spoofed fingerprints.
IMEI
An IMEI is a phone’s unique hardware identifier. Learn why a real, consistent IMEI matters and why emulators struggle to fake one.
Mobile Proxy
A mobile proxy routes traffic through a cellular IP. Learn how it works and why a real carrier SIM in the device beats a shared mobile proxy.
Multi-Accounting
Multi-accounting means running several social accounts cleanly side by side. Learn how creators and agencies do it with dedicated real devices.
Phone Farm
A phone farm is a managed rack of real physical phones used to run mobile apps at scale. Learn how they work and how cloud phones make them accessible remotely.
Residential Proxy
A residential proxy routes traffic through home IPs. Learn the trade-offs versus a real mobile carrier connection for social media.
US Mobile IP
A US mobile IP is an address assigned by a real US cellular carrier — the most trusted connection type for social platforms. Learn why it beats datacenter proxies.