Twitter and residential ips
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Gangstaboy
BANNED
- Jan 13, 2018
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I don't try it but I think u need to try to know if it's good or not!
HoNeYBiRD
Elite Member
- May 1, 2009
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If you change the ip in every 5 minutes, that will trigger account locks. That's not natural at all, especially when the location changes too to a geographically far away place. Tie each account to its own ip and change the ip only when it's unavoidable.
It would be a half-assed solution: using residential ips is good, rotating ips are not for this purpose.
It would be a half-assed solution: using residential ips is good, rotating ips are not for this purpose.
letterboxmind
Regular Member
- Sep 25, 2015
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Residential IPs are great and have a high trust rating. However, rotating them every 5 minutes or every day is still a bad idea.
Try to think about it from a real social media user's perspective. Imagine i have a cable connection at home and me, my sister and mum uses twitter. We each have 2 personal accounts. That's 6 accounts set up on a single residential IP. Three of us could be logged in to our accounts and still not trigger any bans because we're using twitter normally. In a month's time, my IP refreshes and changes to a new one. We continue logging in to our accounts but yet twitter won't ban us because the algorithm detects our activity as normal usage.
But if i refresh my IP several times a day, it's going to put us under twitter's radar. And if one of us starts doing weird stuff like follow/unfollow users at an aggressive speed, the algorithm is definitely going to catch up.
Try to think about it from a real social media user's perspective. Imagine i have a cable connection at home and me, my sister and mum uses twitter. We each have 2 personal accounts. That's 6 accounts set up on a single residential IP. Three of us could be logged in to our accounts and still not trigger any bans because we're using twitter normally. In a month's time, my IP refreshes and changes to a new one. We continue logging in to our accounts but yet twitter won't ban us because the algorithm detects our activity as normal usage.
But if i refresh my IP several times a day, it's going to put us under twitter's radar. And if one of us starts doing weird stuff like follow/unfollow users at an aggressive speed, the algorithm is definitely going to catch up.
ContentWriter
Banned - Selling via PM
- May 8, 2013
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You need to use your twitter as natural as possible. Having rotating residential IPs every 5 minutes is not natural at all. You will easily get noticed if you do this.
Loren
Loren
Pervasive Media
Newbie
- Oct 3, 2018
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i'm also looking for a good provider of residential twitter proxies.... someone plz stand up