I would say that it's not against the rules technically. It's one click for one action. Also, people on PC set it up all the time so say the "0" on numpad clicks the mouse, and they line their inc up for alching, just tapping "0" without even having to look at the screen.
Where it gets kinda sketchy is the automatic bot detection. It may set off an alarm since you will be tapping on the EXACT same coordinate Everytime, while that's impossible with something the size of a finger. Now, it MAY not because the timing in between clicks won't be consistent. No matter how hard you try, there will be a difference in between clicks, even if it's only 1-3 ms. Nobody is EXACTLY sure how the bot detection works, and even with slight differences in increments of time, it may set off bot detection, as some bots may be programmed to have a slight bit of "randomness" in order to fool this system.
With that said, I've seen OBVIOUS bots that remain in the game for quite a long time, and just saw a 124 with over 1500 total level botting yesterday at rune dragons. They seemed like a bot, and the bot detector plugin for RuneLite also gave a hit for detecting a bot.
So, basically what in saying is that while it seems like it would technically be allowed, I have no clue how the system would interpret it. There's been false bans for real people, and bots that have stayed around for a long time.
26-May-2021 18:57:37
