Instagram IPV6 need help

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Hi.
I use ipv6 for my Instagram accounts.
Per proxy for per account.
My question is what is the best way? Fix per proxy for per account? or change proxy every time?
Can Anyone help me please?
 
The best way is having 1 account per proxy. Iiov6 is only good for scrapers not got doing mass actions
 
What type of IPV6 proxies? Datacenter, Residential or Mobile?

If residential or mobile it doesn't matter if they rotate. For datacenter its better to have one fixed proxy per account.
 
What type of IPV6 proxies? Datacenter, Residential or Mobile?

If residential or mobile it doesn't matter if they rotate. For datacenter its better to have one fixed proxy per account.
Hi. its datacenter.
 
Use residential or mobile, Don't use auto-rotate in mobile and let the IP be same. 2-4 accounts per Residential/Mobile is completely safe to run.
Hi. Mobile proxy is expensive for mass action. Per mobile proxy is 40$.
 
The best way is having 1 account per proxy. Iiov6 is only good for scrapers not got doing mass actions
Hi. I do mass action like and comment without problem but when i try to follow people, sometimes I get feedback spam.

Do you have any solutions?
 
Hi. Mobile proxy is expensive for mass action. Per mobile proxy is 40$.
In that case use datacenters with one proxy per account, Don't use datacenters for your main account at all. Using them for child/scraper accounts is completely fine and wouldn't matter much even if the account got blocked.
 
Hi. Is there any daily or hourly limit for per Ipv6?
 
Hi.
I use ipv6 for my Instagram accounts.
Per proxy for per account.
My question is what is the best way? Fix per proxy for per account? or change proxy every time?
Can Anyone help me please?
The type of IPv6 proxy suitable for each solution is different, even for the same type of access (Instagram)!

Even though it is simply for Instagram, there are several types of support, especially if you are using Auto Clamer (in this case, the essential is to use a random IPv6 proxy for each new request)!
 
I always recommend IPv4 purely because they're shared by more users. There are so many IPv6 IPs out there that it's a no brainer to outright ban any account caught violating the ToS that was associated to that IP given the vast amount of them. Much harder to implement using IPv4 proxies given that you'll be punishing users that had absolutely nothing to do with the black hats other than inadvertently being assigned to the same IP.
 
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