Rotating Mobile Proxy is BAD ? Blocks coming from rotating...

[tadeuonbrand]

I was using last months my own local 4G and rotating the IP every 30 minutes.
Everything was working fine, following more than 6.000 accounts per month and no blocks.

This Friday I noticed that everytime my IP rotate, one account gets action blocked (Compromised message bla bla bla but not blocked at all).

I think it is a new Instagram PURGE considering that you are rotating too fast the Mobile IP.
Does anyone noticed it ?

 

[Alex Milenkowich]

im getting blocked even when i follow from my PC by myself. people telling that you must use lower number of follows and higher delays.

 

[tadeuonbrand]

im getting blocked even when i follow from my PC by myself. people telling that you must use lower number of follows and higher delays.

Let your account rest for 15 days. If it get some block, wait more 15 days.
Let your account get out of jail / survellience !

 

[Alex Milenkowich]

idk if that would work. i must follow to keep earnings. 3$ per day on ogads.

 

[slavinfluencing]

I would try rotating it less frequently. Maybe that will help hopefully.

 

[Chris.Roark]

There are two scenarios that you should consider:

1. One of their rotating IP is blocked and every time you use it, the account connecting through it gets blocked.

2. Your settings are too aggressive, cause random block (that without knowing, tend to be associated with your proxies)

 

[BrazilianBusinessman]

Brazilian IP naturally rotates unless you are using dongles
There is some hidden thing that can be your problem

 

[criptosocial]

@tadeuonbrand
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[King_zyzz]

It's not the rotation, maybe your software triggers a new login with a new IP.