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Iphey is a free checker that shows in seconds whether your browser looks like the ordinary device of a real person. The result is an overall score plus a verdict. For multi-accounting, its value is catching a profile's internal contradictions before a platform's antifraud system does.
What Iphey checks
Browser: User-Agent, version, language, and whether claimed features match real ones.
Hardware: WebGL, Canvas, audio, memory size and CPU core count.
Software: operating system, fonts, timezone and signs of automation.
Network: IP, provider (ASN), connection type and possible WebRTC leaks.
Location: whether IP country, timezone and system language agree.
How to run the test properly
Open the profile with the proxy you will actually use, not a bare browser.
Go to iphey.com and wait until every check has finished.
Look beyond the overall score and note which block is flagged.
After a fix, restart the profile and run the test again.
Common causes of a bad result and how to fix them
| Symptom | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Timezone flagged | Does not match the proxy location | Enable automatic timezone from IP |
| IP block flagged | Datacenter range, blocklists or a high fraud score | Switch to a residential or mobile proxy |
| Real IP leaks | WebRTC is not replaced | Enable WebRTC replacement in the profile |
| Hardware and OS disagree | Windows in User-Agent but Mac WebGL or fonts | Create a new profile with a coherent parameter set |
| Language mismatch | Browser language does not fit the IP country | Set Accept-Language to match the location |
Iphey vs Pixelscan: which checker to use
No checker is the ultimate reference: each has its own rules and can be wrong. Iphey is handy for a quick overall verdict, Pixelscan goes deeper into fingerprint consistency and masking, and BrowserLeaks shows raw values for individual parameters. A profile that is clean across several independent services is a far stronger signal than one green result.
Passing Iphey with Clon1x
Clon1x builds the fingerprint as one coherent set and matches timezone, language and WebRTC to the proxy IP, while the built-in fraud check tests the proxy before the profile starts. Screenshots of real results are on the tests page. You can check your own setup on 2 free profiles.