Setup your own Mobile 3G/4G Rotating Proxy with your Android Phone

[Coatt]

Bro

Hi,

This works perfectly if you are not running your campaigns on a remote VPS. If you just run them on your home pc and you have an Android Phone with a 3G/4G connection, then you do not need to buy Backconnect rotating proxies, you can set them up yourself.

First you will need an Android phone (rooted preferred).

You will also need to install Tasker from the Google playstore.

If your phone is not rooted, then you will need another app called Autoinput. As it is more complicated for a non rooted device, I will only focus here on the setup for a rooted Android phone. Anything from Android Kitkat 4.4 will do.

The principle is simple. For 3G and some 4G networks, each time you disconnect from the network and reconnect, you are assigned a fresh ip - ip rotation. So all you need to do, is to tether your PC to your phone internet through the phone's hotspot feature, and automate turning off the mobile connection and turning it on again at your desired interval using Tasker. It works perfectly for just about anything that needs rotating ips for at least 30 seconds+ rotating interval.
On my next post I will share a small nifty Tasker script to help you get started...but if you can do Tasker on your own, you should be able to get running before my next post.

cheers all

Bro can you please post on how one can use good proxy on android and also recommend ones that provide good services please

 

[jimlipton]

It won't and never will,4g still exists on the mobile devices and this is the best thing you can ever do with the least money invloved.

sure but he said some 4g networks. how do i find out which ones work, without buying one of every simcard lol. and would anyone know what specifically causes some 4g networks to work and not others?

 

[jimlipton]

It won't and never will,4g still exists on the mobile devices and this is the best thing you can ever do with the least money invloved.

sure, but i want to know which 4g networks changes IP, and why only some change?

 

[aman khattar]

sure, but i want to know which 4g networks changes IP, and why only some change?

According to what I have seen,all sim card providers here change IP on every turning on and off your airplane mode,I don't know why some companies don't do it or I don't even know that companies don't provide subnes to shift the accounts.

 

[Brickbat1]

sure but he said some 4g networks. how do i find out which ones work, without buying one of every simcard lol. and would anyone know what specifically causes some 4g networks to work and not others?

Just test out sims from different networks and you will find out which one works...

 

[M4DM4X]

According to what I have seen,all sim card providers here change IP on every turning on and off your airplane mode,I don't know why some companies don't do it or I don't even know that companies don't provide subnes to shift the accounts.

Yes they change IP multiple times during the day, but your phone still connects to the same antenna, so it might be a footprint and requires extra caution when boting.

 

[aman khattar]

Yes they change IP multiple times during the day, but your phone still connects to the same antenna, so it might be a footprint and requires extra caution when boting.

To avoid this,prefer phone with dual sims and build a script around it.

 

[The_Surge]

Wow! This is the baddeeest share I've seen in a long time. It's just amazing! Big ups to you @Brickbat1. Thanks for this!

 

[HotspotSwitchIp]

If You looking for app that will help You to rotate IP on your Android device, try Hotspot Switch IP! Is a new free app for Android which allows You to change your hotspot IP remotely via built in web server, or automatically using timer. IP changing via turning off/on fly mode, but hotspot is turning on automatically after it. You can find it on Google Play

 

[leovv963]

Thanks for sharing your experience and for trying out the idea. You were able to successfully use this method on one phone with a 4G SIM, but had to enable Airplane mode to get a new IP. You ran the method for 2 days on 6 accounts and had another 5 accounts still using data proxy. However, you encountered two problems. The first problem is that the accounts were only able to follow/unfollow a percentage of what they were supposed to, suggesting a limit on the number of requests that can be sent through a SIM and phone. The second problem is that you experienced blocks on all accounts that were going through the phone, possibly due to increasing the settings too much. For now, you have switched back to using regular highproxies, but it would be great to continue discussing and working on a local setup that works for everyone.