Mobile Proxies - To Rotate or Not to Rotate... That is the question...

[agentollie]

Ok I've setup my own mobile proxy, to use with multiple IG accounts - and now the question remains to rotate the IP or not too?

As stated on AIRPROXIES Mobile Proxies website:
Should I set a rotation for the IP in airproxy?
No. We did tests on both rotating IPs and non-rotating and keeping that option off is so much better. Seems like IG doesn't like when you continuously change the IP (we did tests with a 30 minutes rotation).

This is also confirmed here:
https://blog.combin.com/how-to-prevent-your-instagram-account-from-being-banned-b88c4096fef5
3. If you often change the IP-address or accessing your account from multiple devices, you also risk to be blocked.

BUT many mobile proxy sellers and providers DO rotate their IP's roughly 1-10 minutes. And this DOES clear blocks in place. But does it damage the account in the long run?

Thoughts?

 

[augustwu]

Interested

 

[regensteiner]

I always use static IPs. I don't think IG likes seeing too frequent IP changes, though this is common on mobile. In any case the most important thing is to stick to the same carrier.

 

[blackgoldrider]

i don't agree with using static ip , using at the moment also my own mobile proxies + rotating works fine no block. But the thing is split the time of each account. do not run the accounts on the same time!
If you run 10 accounts on mobile proxy all at same time they all got same ip and all rotate at the damn same time. so if you put the static they all got same ip at same time!!

after many months i have found my sweet spot and thats max 8 accounts on different time so none got same ip when it follow. find you sweet spot keep testing! + my rotation = 4 minutes

 

[sking12]

non sense is to use rotating. mobile ip are not regularly rotating.
you should change the ip every few days and mix the stations between diffrent ip so when changing, the common users will not be tighter all the time.

 

[agentollie]

i don't agree with using static ip , using at the moment also my own mobile proxies + rotating works fine no block. But the thing is split the time of each account. do not run the accounts on the same time!
If you run 10 accounts on mobile proxy all at same time they all got same ip and all rotate at the damn same time. so if you put the static they all got same ip at same time!!

after many months i have found my sweet spot and thats max 8 accounts on different time so none got same ip when it follow. find you sweet spot keep testing! + my rotation = 4 minutes

Thanks for your input blackgoldrider. How many actions in 24 hours can you manage to squeeze out on those 8 accounts with this method? And how do you calculate your split in timings on each account? Do you use the night mode settings to achieve this? Thanks!

 

[franklinaveblvd]

From my understanding, your mobile IP address changes quite often, either when there's a new data session or you're switching cellular towers but don't take my word for it.

BUT many mobile proxy sellers and providers DO rotate their IP's roughly 1-10 minutes. And this DOES clear blocks in place. But does it damage the account in the long run?

 

[dotc0m]

Absolutely nothing wrong with using Rotating IP's. From a networking perspective, All mobile networks are naturally rotated, as New IP's are assigned when one connects to another cell tower, loses signal and enables/disables networking.

Mobile Networks run lots of sessions, Diversifying the IP Range

 

[blackgoldrider]

Thanks for your input blackgoldrider. How many actions in 24 hours can you manage to squeeze out on those 8 accounts with this method? And how do you calculate your split in timings on each account? Do you use the night mode settings to achieve this? Thanks!

I do only follow / unfollow no night mode settings no like after follow no filters me personally don't trust those things so i keep things simple to avoid any block/pv. 1 accounts works 6 hours 25 follows a hour. = 150 a day will keep it like that forever i ain't going to rush or agressive settings going for a long term. i'm now at 70 accounts

 

[agentollie]

I do only follow / unfollow no night mode settings no like after follow no filters me personally don't trust those things so i keep things simple to avoid any block/pv. 1 accounts works 6 hours 25 follows a hour. = 150 a day will keep it like that forever i ain't going to rush or agressive settings going for a long term. i'm now at 70 accounts

Sounds like pretty good advice and a sustainable plan. Are these client accounts or your own? Lol im struggling trying to keep up with content for 3 accounts let alone 70!

 

[Saly Verona]

Ok I've setup my own mobile proxy, to use with multiple IG accounts - and now the question remains to rotate the IP or not too?

As stated on AIRPROXIES Mobile Proxies website:
Should I set a rotation for the IP in airproxy?
No. We did tests on both rotating IPs and non-rotating and keeping that option off is so much better. Seems like IG doesn't like when you continuously change the IP (we did tests with a 30 minutes rotation).

This is also confirmed here:
https://blog.combin.com/how-to-prevent-your-instagram-account-from-being-banned-b88c4096fef5
3. If you often change the IP-address or accessing your account from multiple devices, you also risk to be blocked.

BUT many mobile proxy sellers and providers DO rotate their IP's roughly 1-10 minutes. And this DOES clear blocks in place. But does it damage the account in the long run?

Thoughts?

Both opinions are correct, but let me explain:

1) When we talk about common data center proxies - proxies must be static only. The reason are pretty obvious. Instagram identify the IP your account uses. Mobile or data center IP. Its super easy to detect and every user can do that as well. So, if your account jumps from one IP to another its not good, in case of using rotating data center proxies. Also a lot of rotating data center proxies - rotates across the world. So, with every new rotation u will get IP from a different country all over the world. Obviously people can't travel so fast and account cant changes its location so fast too. Thats why IG will restrict those accounts.

2) Mobile rotating. Every time when proxy rotates - account gets IP from the same region/location and most important from the same ISP.
Thats why there is nothing suspicious in actions like that. But there is appears new question - what is the best time for rotating or does really exist the reason to rotate the proxy every few minutes. For accs creation - the faster proxy rotates - the better, cuz u need new IP as fast as possible to create new account - its clear. For management 5-10-30 minutes rotation interval is absolutely enough. But in my opinion the faster proxy rotates the faster account gets new clean IP and the less possible fingerprints it lefts on specific IP. That all

 

[DoubleP]

ALWAYS stay on your original proxies. Try not to switch it around, and if you use multiple platforms for management/scheduling/messaging, make sure to add your account using the same proxy across all platforms. It's a pain in the arse to keep track of all that so if you do use multiple platforms check out gogram(dot)io, you can schedule posts, follow/unfollow/like/block, send bulk messages and a bunch more

 

[misterbarth]

Agree with you V

For management 5-10-30 minutes rotation interval is absolutely enough

For clients/growth im using 10min

But in my opinion the faster proxy rotates the faster account gets new clean IP and the less possible fingerprints it lefts on specific IP

For spamming DMs im using 60sec (with rotation timing) and load 60 accs per IP, obv with different settings.

So, yes it depends what u wanna do. For white go/test longer rotation - for black go with faster rotation, though get ready to burn ur setup/dongles faster.

 

[agentollie]

Thanks for everyones input here. Ok so what I've gathered from all this is when your adding accounts to the proxy have it on fast rotation. Once all accounts are on there you can slow it down.
So another extra element of rotation in JARVEE is under proxy settings you can choose to let the software also rotate your accounts, on the different proxies you have listed. ("rotate proxes every")
I havent tried this yet - has anyone here?
I could see how if all your accounts and all your proxies are local, this could add even more realistic looking behaviour, or is this overkill?

 

[Donna Lacson]

I can create 50-100 IG accounts a day on my method.

 

[SocialMediaNetwork]

I can create 50-100 IG accounts a day on my method.

whats your method..?

 

[Jerone]

Ok I've setup my own mobile proxy, to use with multiple IG accounts - and now the question remains to rotate the IP or not too?

As stated on AIRPROXIES Mobile Proxies website:
Should I set a rotation for the IP in airproxy?
No. We did tests on both rotating IPs and non-rotating and keeping that option off is so much better. Seems like IG doesn't like when you continuously change the IP (we did tests with a 30 minutes rotation).

This is also confirmed here:
https://blog.combin.com/how-to-prevent-your-instagram-account-from-being-banned-b88c4096fef5
3. If you often change the IP-address or accessing your account from multiple devices, you also risk to be blocked.

BUT many mobile proxy sellers and providers DO rotate their IP's roughly 1-10 minutes. And this DOES clear blocks in place. But does it damage the account in the long run?

Thoughts?

Are those proxies for sale to use?

 

[Jerone]

I can create 50-100 IG accounts a day on my method.

I need 100 accounts

 

[Coluhz]

hmm this is very interesting... going to be following this post

 

[GenesisOne]

I need 100 accounts

U can't buy from a member without a bst