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How to log out of Mobile Legends in an Android emulators such as Nox?


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Good day. I've been searching for a solution in trying to log out of an account from Mobile Legends, using the Nox Android emulator on my PC.



I've found a script like this:



@echo off
set /a var1=%random% +10000
set /a var2=%random% +10000
set /a var3=%random% +10000
set noimei=%var1%%var2%%var3%
G:Online GamesNoxbinNox.exe -imei:%imei%


But then this does not work for me.



The scenario should be like this -- upon opening the Nox emulator, it has an imei generated already. Since I am using multiple PCs, it has the same imei on all the PCs. The problem is, if the first PC logged into their account at PC 1, all of the PCs have that login. The thing should be, it has a unique imei per PC upon opening the app, so that it doesn't have logged in on all PCs..










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  • I've made some general updates your question. Please review it and make any additional edits as needed.

    – Anaksunaman
    18 hours ago











  • As a comment, the script you provide seems to generate random imei numbers for Nox. Simply changing the imei likely won't log you out. Likewise, cloning the same device with different imei numbers probably won't work generally, either. Many games and pieces of software also look at other factors (do all the devices have the same Gmail account, what IP(s) have the devices logged in from, device name/type, etc.). In short, it seems likely you will need to recreate the devices, making certain they are sufficiently different from each other, based on the factors above.

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    18 hours ago


















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Good day. I've been searching for a solution in trying to log out of an account from Mobile Legends, using the Nox Android emulator on my PC.



I've found a script like this:



@echo off
set /a var1=%random% +10000
set /a var2=%random% +10000
set /a var3=%random% +10000
set noimei=%var1%%var2%%var3%
G:Online GamesNoxbinNox.exe -imei:%imei%


But then this does not work for me.



The scenario should be like this -- upon opening the Nox emulator, it has an imei generated already. Since I am using multiple PCs, it has the same imei on all the PCs. The problem is, if the first PC logged into their account at PC 1, all of the PCs have that login. The thing should be, it has a unique imei per PC upon opening the app, so that it doesn't have logged in on all PCs..










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  • I've made some general updates your question. Please review it and make any additional edits as needed.

    – Anaksunaman
    18 hours ago











  • As a comment, the script you provide seems to generate random imei numbers for Nox. Simply changing the imei likely won't log you out. Likewise, cloning the same device with different imei numbers probably won't work generally, either. Many games and pieces of software also look at other factors (do all the devices have the same Gmail account, what IP(s) have the devices logged in from, device name/type, etc.). In short, it seems likely you will need to recreate the devices, making certain they are sufficiently different from each other, based on the factors above.

    – Anaksunaman
    18 hours ago














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Good day. I've been searching for a solution in trying to log out of an account from Mobile Legends, using the Nox Android emulator on my PC.



I've found a script like this:



@echo off
set /a var1=%random% +10000
set /a var2=%random% +10000
set /a var3=%random% +10000
set noimei=%var1%%var2%%var3%
G:Online GamesNoxbinNox.exe -imei:%imei%


But then this does not work for me.



The scenario should be like this -- upon opening the Nox emulator, it has an imei generated already. Since I am using multiple PCs, it has the same imei on all the PCs. The problem is, if the first PC logged into their account at PC 1, all of the PCs have that login. The thing should be, it has a unique imei per PC upon opening the app, so that it doesn't have logged in on all PCs..










share|improve this question









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Good day. I've been searching for a solution in trying to log out of an account from Mobile Legends, using the Nox Android emulator on my PC.



I've found a script like this:



@echo off
set /a var1=%random% +10000
set /a var2=%random% +10000
set /a var3=%random% +10000
set noimei=%var1%%var2%%var3%
G:Online GamesNoxbinNox.exe -imei:%imei%


But then this does not work for me.



The scenario should be like this -- upon opening the Nox emulator, it has an imei generated already. Since I am using multiple PCs, it has the same imei on all the PCs. The problem is, if the first PC logged into their account at PC 1, all of the PCs have that login. The thing should be, it has a unique imei per PC upon opening the app, so that it doesn't have logged in on all PCs..







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  • I've made some general updates your question. Please review it and make any additional edits as needed.

    – Anaksunaman
    18 hours ago











  • As a comment, the script you provide seems to generate random imei numbers for Nox. Simply changing the imei likely won't log you out. Likewise, cloning the same device with different imei numbers probably won't work generally, either. Many games and pieces of software also look at other factors (do all the devices have the same Gmail account, what IP(s) have the devices logged in from, device name/type, etc.). In short, it seems likely you will need to recreate the devices, making certain they are sufficiently different from each other, based on the factors above.

    – Anaksunaman
    18 hours ago



















  • I've made some general updates your question. Please review it and make any additional edits as needed.

    – Anaksunaman
    18 hours ago











  • As a comment, the script you provide seems to generate random imei numbers for Nox. Simply changing the imei likely won't log you out. Likewise, cloning the same device with different imei numbers probably won't work generally, either. Many games and pieces of software also look at other factors (do all the devices have the same Gmail account, what IP(s) have the devices logged in from, device name/type, etc.). In short, it seems likely you will need to recreate the devices, making certain they are sufficiently different from each other, based on the factors above.

    – Anaksunaman
    18 hours ago

















I've made some general updates your question. Please review it and make any additional edits as needed.

– Anaksunaman
18 hours ago





I've made some general updates your question. Please review it and make any additional edits as needed.

– Anaksunaman
18 hours ago













As a comment, the script you provide seems to generate random imei numbers for Nox. Simply changing the imei likely won't log you out. Likewise, cloning the same device with different imei numbers probably won't work generally, either. Many games and pieces of software also look at other factors (do all the devices have the same Gmail account, what IP(s) have the devices logged in from, device name/type, etc.). In short, it seems likely you will need to recreate the devices, making certain they are sufficiently different from each other, based on the factors above.

– Anaksunaman
18 hours ago





As a comment, the script you provide seems to generate random imei numbers for Nox. Simply changing the imei likely won't log you out. Likewise, cloning the same device with different imei numbers probably won't work generally, either. Many games and pieces of software also look at other factors (do all the devices have the same Gmail account, what IP(s) have the devices logged in from, device name/type, etc.). In short, it seems likely you will need to recreate the devices, making certain they are sufficiently different from each other, based on the factors above.

– Anaksunaman
18 hours ago










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