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Hello,
Does someone experience the same phenomenon?
During last weeks, I get '32 - Could not authenticate you' errors frequently on various requests (liking, DM, search). I don't do anything that could be identified as abusive behavior (DM spamming, a lot of subsequent random likes, exceeding endpoint rate limits). Could this be due to missing request headers X-Client-UUID and x-client-transaction-id ?
There's an explanation on generating the latter header: https://antibot.blog/twitter-header-part-3/
But the author claims that presence of this header doesn't affect the trustfulness of API requests. I don't know if it's still valid, that was in February 2024.
Maybe there's another reason for frequent session invalidations.
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yeah, i use the twitter.search feature, and after running my code for a couple minutes i get a 200 unauthorized error. if i keep my code running with those errors, i eventually get logged out of twitter on my browser. ive heard that after enough logouts, twitter suspends your account. i think we need a way to properly send the x-client-transaction-id header.
I have been facing this issue as well since months. Has any solution been found yet?
Seems like generating the x-client-transaction-id header is a bit complex because the the code is obfuscated.
Here's the info about reverse engineering this header. antibot.blog.
Hope someone can implement it.
Hello,
Does someone experience the same phenomenon?
During last weeks, I get '32 - Could not authenticate you' errors frequently on various requests (liking, DM, search). I don't do anything that could be identified as abusive behavior (DM spamming, a lot of subsequent random likes, exceeding endpoint rate limits). Could this be due to missing request headers
X-Client-UUID
andx-client-transaction-id
?There's an explanation on generating the latter header: https://antibot.blog/twitter-header-part-3/
But the author claims that presence of this header doesn't affect the trustfulness of API requests. I don't know if it's still valid, that was in February 2024.
Maybe there's another reason for frequent session invalidations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: