Rotating residential proxies - do they work for FB?

[Dino79]

Hi,

Those types of proxies that have 10 min sticking session and then change (rotational), with residential IP , do they work for facebook to manage ads?
Or they will likely trigger suspicious acitvity?

Do I need a proxy with a static ip ?

Thanks!

 

[Edibb]

Hi,

Those types of proxies that have 10 min sticking session and then change (rotational), with residential IP , do they work for facebook to manage ads?
Or they will likely trigger suspicious acitvity?

Do I need a proxy with a static ip ?

Thanks!

Residential proxy YES it trigger suspisous activity, if you use 4g mobile proxy that's fine because FB trust it more

 

[Dino79]

Residential proxy YES it trigger suspisous activity, if you use 4g mobile proxy that's fine because FB trust it more

Ok, understood.

So if I want to use residential proxies, they need to have a static IP, right?

 

[Daisychen509]

Ok, understood.

So if I want to use residential proxies, they need to have a static IP, right?

That should be better, but Facebook will ban the proxy provider eventually

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

Residential proxy YES it trigger suspisous activity, if you use 4g mobile proxy that's fine because FB trust it more

If you combine both vps and 4g, is that good?

 

[Whitewhistle]

Residential proxies are good with facebook in general. After all, they do look like they come from real IPS, so no harm there. The problem is that most of residential proxies are rotating, thus tipping you of to Facebook.

As someone mentioned here, it would be better to go for 4g proxies, as they're best suited for social media. Your other option could be dedicated residential proxies (you get an exclusive IP that doesn't rotate). However, both of these options are quite pricey.

 

[instagrambandit]

Residential proxies are good with facebook in general. After all, they do look like they come from real IPS, so no harm there. The problem is that most of residential proxies are rotating, thus tipping you of to Facebook.

As someone mentioned here, it would be better to go for 4g proxies, as they're best suited for social media. Your other option could be dedicated residential proxies (you get an exclusive IP that doesn't rotate). However, both of these options are quite pricey.

What 4g proxy provider do you recommend?