Multilogin vs. 0Detect (formerly AQUM) browser

Desktop app

Multilogin has launched a stable Multilogin X app with a begginer-friendly interface. The layout is easy to use, even for new users. The app focuses on efficiency and lets users manage many profiles without interruptions.

0Detect does offer a desktop app, but it has limited fingerprinting capabilities, lacks native proxy integration, and has no automation or API features. Furthermore, it lacks collaboration tools, and updates are infrequent and opaque, compromising scalability and security.

0Detect (formerly AQUM) fingerprinting: basic customization, no deep masking

0Detect lets you tweak Canvas, WebGL, AudioContext, and timezone — enough for entry-level multi-accounting. But it lacks the deeper fingerprint protection Multilogin’s Mimic browser provides: noise injection, font control, and proxy-aligned timezones tested daily on 50+ detection sites. For scalable, high-stakes operations, that extra stealth matters.

0Detect proxy setup: manual configuration, no built-in options

0Detect supports external proxy integration but includes no built-in residential or mobile traffic. Users must source third-party proxies, configure them manually, and handle rotation. That adds time, complexity, and cost as accounts grow.

Multilogin includes built-in residential proxies — 30M+ IPs across 150+ countries — with sticky sessions up to 24 hours. No third-party setup required. Proxy management is seamless, scalable, and ready from day one.

Profile isolation in 0Detect

0Detect supports multiple profiles but stores them locally without encryption or cloud sync. Session leaks and cross-contamination become real risks as you scale.

Multilogin offers full isolation with AES-encrypted storage, local and cloud, keeping each profile separate, secure, and consistent across devices.

Automation: 0Detect has no native tools

0Detect does not officially support Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright. No documented API, no native integration. Scripts have to be hacked together manually, and large-scale automation is error-prone.

Multilogin is built for automation. Native support for Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, and Postman, plus a REST API up to 100 RPM. Scripted profile creation, account workflows, and Cloud Phone control all work out of the box.

Team collaboration: 0Detect has no built-in features

0Detect stores profiles locally with no cloud sync and minimal permission controls. Teams share profiles through manual export and import, which is clunky and risky as the operation grows.

Multilogin is designed for team workflows from day one. Invite teammates, assign role-based permissions, and share profiles instantly. Cloud sync keeps sessions current, and activity logs give full visibility. Whether you manage assistants, remote workers, or a full agency, Multilogin keeps teamwork organized and safe to scale.

Try Multilogin for free and explore its cloud phone, proxy, and team management features.

Mobile workflows: 0Detect has no Cloud Phones

0Detect is a desktop-only browser. Its mobile app is just a remote dashboard, not a cloud device. For TikTok, Instagram, or any mobile-first social media account, 0Detect simply does not apply.

Multilogin includes real Android Cloud Phones with modern Android versions, persistent app sessions, selectable device models, proxy support, and mobile environment management from the same dashboard. Plans include a set number of mobile minutes, while additional usage is available from $0.0073 per minute. The timer runs only while a cloud phone is active, and unused included minutes can roll over while the subscription remains active.

0Detect security: no transparency on data handling

0Detect does not publicly document its encryption standards, data handling, or GDPR compliance. For users managing client accounts, that lack of clarity raises real concerns about long-term privacy and legal exposure.

Multilogin publishes its security practices: AES-256 encryption, hashed passwords, 2FA, and full GDPR compliance. Profiles are encrypted before leaving your machine.

0Detect updates: no transparency or schedule

0Detect does not publicly share its update cycle, changelogs, or core maintenance details. Users are left guessing when the browser is refreshed, which is a serious risk as detection systems evolve fast.

Multilogin provides regular updates focused on cloud phone performance, browser profile stability, security, and compatibility with automation tools. These updates help maintain reliable mobile and web workflows as platforms and technologies change.

0Detect pricing: affordable start, limited scope

0Detect has a Free plan with limited resources. Paid tiers start at $5.59 per month on Lite with annual billing and extend to higher-volume plans. Cloud Phones and built-in proxy traffic are not included, so external tools and proxy costs can increase the total expense.

Multilogin plans start from $7.08 and combine Android Cloud Phones, browser profiles, built-in proxy infrastructure, automation tools, and centralized account management. Each subscription includes mobile minutes, with additional cloud phone usage available from $0.0073 per minute.

Pricing is presented in USD, making costs easier to understand without converting euro-based plan references or combining several separate services.

Conclusion

0Detect, formerly AQUM browser, covers basic multi-accounting for solo users but lacks Cloud Phones, built-in proxies, native automation, cloud sync, and transparent security documentation. It requires more manual setup and may become harder to manage as operations grow.

Multilogin combines real Android Cloud Phones, built-in proxies, cloud-based profiles, automation support, centralized team management, clear USD pricing, regular updates, and multilingual support. For professionals and teams managing mobile and desktop accounts, Multilogin is the more complete and scalable choice.

Try Multilogin for free and see how its unified cloud phone platform fits your multi-account workflow.