Reddit proxies ?

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Just wanted to know people who are veterans in this field. How’s the reddit proxy detection system ? I have worked a lot on FB and YT and know how to keep Accs safe. Never tried reddit but gonna be needing to do a large scale astroturfing campaign soon in a couple months and wanted to do some trials a couple weeks in advance to get a hang of the system. Is private ipv6 good enough ? What are somethings I gotta be careful about when doing this ? Gonna be needing to make a couple thousand accounts. All created manually and gonna be warming these up manually via VAs. Inputs appreciated.
 
The biggest thing is with new accounts and them being linked together. Make sure you are using a hardened browser that acts real when creating accounts (Such as MultiLogin or Ghostbrowser). Or you will likely face mass shadowbans down the road.

IPv6 is probably fine, although I've always used private IPv4's to ensure the safety of my account in the long run. Personally I'd do a mix of IPv6 & IPV4 and see if you see any differences on ban rates, but never put your eggs in one provider.
 
The biggest thing is with new accounts and them being linked together. Make sure you are using a hardened browser that acts real when creating accounts (Such as MultiLogin or Ghostbrowser). Or you will likely face mass shadowbans down the road.

IPv6 is probably fine, although I've always used private IPv4's to ensure the safety of my account in the long run. Personally I'd do a mix of IPv6 & IPV4 and see if you see any differences on ban rates, but never put your eggs in one provider.
For sure mate. Gonna be using multilogin as it’s possible to give VAs the session without giving em the ID password.

also yes, thanks for the tip. Will be using multiple providers.
 
The biggest thing is with new accounts and them being linked together. Make sure you are using a hardened browser that acts real when creating accounts (Such as MultiLogin or Ghostbrowser). Or you will likely face mass shadowbans down the road.

IPv6 is probably fine, although I've always used private IPv4's to ensure the safety of my account in the long run. Personally I'd do a mix of IPv6 & IPV4 and see if you see any differences on ban rates, but never put your eggs in one provider.
How about using Tor browser for account creation and logins. Would you recommend that?
 
How about using Tor browser for account creation and logins. Would you recommend that?

No. Reddit is drastically increasing their detections lately and while it may be safe for a month - it may also mean your whole farm will be wiped out in 2 months.

Try and stay ahead of the game and protect your resources - even if it takes a little bit of extra investment.
 
No. Reddit is drastically increasing their detections lately and while it may be safe for a month - it may also mean your whole farm will be wiped out in 2 months.

Try and stay ahead of the game and protect your resources - even if it takes a little bit of extra investment.
Good to know. Thanks.
 
Ipv6 does not work on Reddit :)
Other than that any proxies are fine but after you get an account banned, that proxy will be flagged.
 
reddit sucks, i created 50 accounts, worked 1 month: in 1 month all accounts banned, alll

how the hell, all 4g proxy
 
Go with dedicated or shared ipv4 ips, instead of using any so called : residential which are not usually.
 
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