0 else float('inf') click_counter = 0 proxima_pausa = time.time() + random.uniform(240, 300) # Random break every 4-5 mins try: while time.time() - inicio < duracion_segundos: ahora = time.time() if ahora >= proxima_pausa: # Take a short random pause pausa_duracion = random.uniform(5, 15) time.sleep(pausa_duracion) proxima_pausa = time.time() + random.uniform(240, 300) continue # Simulate mouse movement max_dist = max(30, int(radio * 0.7)) distancia = random.randint(20, max_dist) angulo = random.uniform(0, 2 * math.pi) x = centro_x + distancia * math.cos(angulo) y = centro_y + distancia * math.sin(angulo) pyautogui.moveTo(x, y, duration=0.6 + random.random() * 0.5) click_counter += 1 # Simulate clicks if click_counter >= random.randint(8, 18): time.sleep(0.2 + random.random() * 0.3) pyautogui.click(button='left') click_counter = 0 time.sleep(0.3 + random.random() * 0.5) # Simulate keyboard activity (Alt+Tab, Ctrl+Tab, Scroll) prob = random.random() if prob < 0.05: with keyboard.pressed(Key.alt): keyboard.press(Key.tab) time.sleep(0.1) keyboard.release(Key.tab) elif prob < 0.08: with keyboard.pressed(Key.ctrl): keyboard.press(Key.tab) time.sleep(0.1) keyboard.release(Key.tab) elif prob < 0.12: direction = random.choice([1, -1]) scroll_amount = random.randint(1, 3) pyautogui.scroll(direction * scroll_amount) time.sleep(1.5 + random.random() * 1.5) except KeyboardInterrupt: passif __name__ == "__main__": duracion = 0 if len(sys.argv) > 1: try: duracion = float(sys.argv[1]) except ValueError: duracion = 0 try: mover_mouse_y_teclas(duracion) except KeyboardInterrupt: pass3. Execution and OperationPrepare the VM Screen: Before starting the script, open two primary windows on the VM that appear work-related (e.g., a browser with many work-related tabs and a document editor like Word).Start Worksnaps.Run the Script: Open the VM's terminal and run the script (e.g., python3 windows.py).Monitor Status: The script will continuously simulate activity on the VM's screen. The built-in Alt+Tab action will automatically cycle between your two prepared windows, ensuring varied screenshots.Host PC Freedom: The screenshots and activity logs are confined to the VM. Your Host PC (e.g., Debian) is now free for any activity without being monitored.After all this, the rest of the days just turn on the virtual machine and start the worksnap and the script, since everything will be installed and configured, especially the IP.WorkSnaps Reports" title="Pretend To Work (Bypass Time Tracking Script FREE)">full image - Repost: Pretend To Work (Bypass Time Tracking Script FREE) (from Reddit.com, Pretend To Work (Bypass Time Tracking Script FREE))
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⚙️ Worksnaps Monitoring Bypass via Virtual Machine (VM)Worksnaps randomly takes screenshots and captures your public IP address. By running it inside a VM with a specific network setting, you can satisfy its monitoring requirements while keeping your host machine private.1. VM Setup and Network ConfigurationThis step is critical for avoiding IP change detection in Worksnaps reports.Virtualize Your Work OS: Use a virtualization tool (like VirtualBox) to create a VM running the operating system you are supposed to be using for work.Need a setup guide? See this tutorial:How to set up a VM in VirtualBox🛠️Set Network to Bridged Adapter: In the VM's settings (→ Network), ensure the connection is set to Bridged Adapter, not NAT.Why? A bridged connection forces the VM to share the same public IP address as your Host PC. Worksnaps will report this IP, preventing any "IP change" alerts.Install Worksnaps: Install the monitoring software inside the newly created Guest OS (the VM).2. Creating the Activity Simulation ScriptThis Python script runs on the Guest OS (VM) to simulate constant activity (mouse movement, clicks, keystrokes) so Worksnaps detects productive time.Create the Python File: On the VM, create a file named inconspicuously, like windows.py or dir.py, to potentially bypass simple checks for common bot scripts.Add the Script Content: Paste the following code into the file. It simulates random mouse movements, left clicks, scrolling, and keystroke combinations (Alt+Tab and Ctrl+Tab).import pyautoguiimport timeimport mathimport randomimport sysfrom pynput.keyboard import Controller, Keypyautogui.FAILSAFE = Falsepyautogui.PAUSE = 1def mover_mouse_y_teclas(duracion_minutos, radio=None): keyboard = Controller() ancho, alto = pyautogui.size() if radio is None: radio = min(ancho, alto) // 2 centro_x, centro_y = ancho // 2, alto // 2 inicio = time.time() duracion_segundos = duracion_minutos * 60 if duracion_minutos > 0 else float('inf') click_counter = 0 proxima_pausa = time.time() + random.uniform(240, 300) # Random break every 4-5 mins try: while time.time() - inicio < duracion_segundos: ahora = time.time() if ahora >= proxima_pausa: # Take a short random pause pausa_duracion = random.uniform(5, 15) time.sleep(pausa_duracion) proxima_pausa = time.time() + random.uniform(240, 300) continue # Simulate mouse movement max_dist = max(30, int(radio * 0.7)) distancia = random.randint(20, max_dist) angulo = random.uniform(0, 2 * math.pi) x = centro_x + distancia * math.cos(angulo) y = centro_y + distancia * math.sin(angulo) pyautogui.moveTo(x, y, duration=0.6 + random.random() * 0.5) click_counter += 1 # Simulate clicks if click_counter >= random.randint(8, 18): time.sleep(0.2 + random.random() * 0.3) pyautogui.click(button='left') click_counter = 0 time.sleep(0.3 + random.random() * 0.5) # Simulate keyboard activity (Alt+Tab, Ctrl+Tab, Scroll) prob = random.random() if prob < 0.05: with keyboard.pressed(Key.alt): keyboard.press(Key.tab) time.sleep(0.1) keyboard.release(Key.tab) elif prob < 0.08: with keyboard.pressed(Key.ctrl): keyboard.press(Key.tab) time.sleep(0.1) keyboard.release(Key.tab) elif prob < 0.12: direction = random.choice([1, -1]) scroll_amount = random.randint(1, 3) pyautogui.scroll(direction * scroll_amount) time.sleep(1.5 + random.random() * 1.5) except KeyboardInterrupt: passif __name__ == "__main__": duracion = 0 if len(sys.argv) > 1: try: duracion = float(sys.argv[1]) except ValueError: duracion = 0 try: mover_mouse_y_teclas(duracion) except KeyboardInterrupt: pass3. Execution and OperationPrepare the VM Screen: Before starting the script, open two primary windows on the VM that appear work-related (e.g., a browser with many work-related tabs and a document editor like Word).Start Worksnaps.Run the Script: Open the VM's terminal and run the script (e.g., python3 windows.py).Monitor Status: The script will continuously simulate activity on the VM's screen. The built-in Alt+Tab action will automatically cycle between your two prepared windows, ensuring varied screenshots.Host PC Freedom: The screenshots and activity logs are confined to the VM. Your Host PC (e.g., Debian) is now free for any activity without being monitored.After all this, the rest of the days just turn on the virtual machine and start the worksnap and the script, since everything will be installed and configured, especially the IP.WorkSnaps Reports
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