INSTAINFANTRY Docs
  • Welcome Message
  • Preface
  • Who is GreyHatNik?
  • Chapter 1: Philosophy and Fundamentals
    • The GHM and InstaInfantry Philosophy
    • Botting Fundamentals
      • Trust Scores Explained
      • Age
      • Device
        • Device used to MAKE an account
        • Device used to OPERATE an account
      • Email
      • Phone Number
      • Proxies
      • Software/Scripting
      • Parameter Settings
      • Reaching Equilibrium
  • Chapter 2: Using InstaInfantry
    • Adding Accounts into INSTAINFANTRY
    • Branding Accounts
      • Manual Editing and Mass Editing
      • The Cloning / Reposting
    • Reactions Module and Driving Traffic
      • The Reactions Module
      • Story Reactions
      • Mass Actions
    • The Use of Accelerators
    • DMs, Message Customization, and Managing DMs with Chatters
      • The Reply to pending DM
      • The Welcome DM
      • The Send DM Feature
    • Custom Delays and Activity Time Settings
      • The Activity Time Settings
      • The Custom Delays
    • Target Quality Tracking and Debug Mode
      • Target Quality Tracking
      • Task Expiration
      • Debug Mode
    • The Activity Log
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 3: Botting Strategies
    • Introduction and Terminology
      • King Account
      • Customized Infantry Account
      • Generic Infantry Account
      • Scraper/Accelerator/Low-Tier Account
    • Strategy #1: Automating your King - Follow/Unfollow
      • Strategy #1's Execution
      • Strategy #1's Pros:
      • Strategy #1's Cons:
      • Strategy #1's Verdict: 🔴
    • Strategy #2: Automating your King - Story Reactions (Small Scale InstaInfantry Customs)
      • Strategy #2's Execution
      • Strategy #2's Pros:
      • Strategy #2's Cons:
      • Strategy #2's Verdict
    • Strategy #3: InstaInfantry Customs - Story Reactions (Large Scale)
      • Strategy #3' Execution
      • Strategy #3's Pros:
      • Strategy #3's Cons:
      • Strategy #3's Verdict: 🟢
    • Strategy #4: InstaInfantry Pyramid (King/Infantry)
      • Strategy #4's Pros:
      • Strategy #4's Cons:
      • Strategy #4's Verdict: 🟢
    • Strategy #5: King/Infantry - Comments
      • Strategy #5's Pros:
      • Strategy #5's Cons:
      • Strategy #5's Verdict: 🔴
    • Strategy #6: Mass Mentions
      • Strategy #6's Pros:
      • Strategy #6's Cons:
      • Strategy #6's Verdict: 🟡
    • Strategy #7: Mass Direct Messaging (Mass DMs)
      • Strategy #7's Pros:
      • Strategy #7's Cons:
      • Strategy #7's Verdict: 🟢
    • Strategy #8: Interactive Quiz/Maze
      • Strategy #8's Pros:
      • Strategy #8's Cons:
      • Strategy #8's Verdict: 🟡
    • Strategy #9: Artificial Engagement
      • Strategy #9's Pros:
      • Strategy #9's Cons:
      • Strategy #9's Verdict: 🟡
    • Conclusion to Strategies
  • Chapter 4: Target Audience Selection
    • Introduction
    • Source Assessment
      • Source Discovery - Music
      • Source Discovery - OnlyFans
      • Sourcing for Active Users
    • Common Pitfalls When Target Scraping/Filtering
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 5: Technical Issues/Troubleshooting
    • Introduction
    • Dealing with Relogins
      • “We Suspect Automated Behavior” Challenge
      • “Your Post Goes Against Our Community Guidelines” Challenge
      • Phone Verification
      • Email Verification:
      • Captcha
      • Selfie Verification
      • Temporary Lock / 24 Hour Review
      • Suspension
      • Permanently Disabled
  • Chapter 6: Final Words
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  1. Chapter 2: Using InstaInfantry
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Task Expiration is a convenient feature that helps you manage your Infantry accounts more efficiently. It allows you to set an expiration date for specific Infantry accounts’ tasks, so they will automatically stop running on that date. This is especially useful if you're using Infantry accounts for a limited amount of time, such as for a client campaign. Without Task Expiration, you would have to manually track which accounts need to be deactivated and then turn them off one by one. Task Expiration can also be used to prevent tasks from running for too long. For example, if you have a task that is sending out a large number of direct messages, you can set an expiration date to ensure that it doesn't continue running indefinitely.

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