How many accounts can be connected to one 4G proxy?

[anoproxy]

I would like to know how many accounts it is safe to run in a 4G proxy for (max: aggressive, min: safest): Instagram/Facebook

 

[Richichi]

I personally wouldn't go over 3 per proxy and I rather work with residential proxies, one per account.
There are people who use 5-10 per 4G proxy and it works fine for them, you need to test out the limits yourself and see what works for you.

 

[anoproxy]

I personally wouldn't go over 3 per proxy and I rather work with residential proxies, one per account.
There are people who use 5-10 per 4G proxy and it works fine for them, you need to test out the limits yourself and see what works for you.

thank u for suggestion

 

[Cillian Morphine]

Depends on proxy provider, sometimes 5-15, sometimes even more, depends on proxy pool and the quality of the proxies, also depends on your website, cause each services have their own restrictions

 

[donaks]

Yeah after 5 I had some problems so probably 3-5 is pretty ok.

 

[Andrew Leen]

the safest is 2 acc on 1 IP 4g

 

[anoproxy]

thanks all for suggestion

 

[SalvadorDale]

Depends on the platform and if it's rotated. with IG I can use up to 3 Accounts.

 

[Milbo Agency]

Personally , I'm using 2 accounts/2 profiles per a proxy .

 

[SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING]

For me safe is 3 and maximum is 5-10 depending on proxy quality

 

[Malxonx]

I Will go 1 every 24 hours if you want to use more

 

[lucky.sparks]

Why does no one mention that it heavily depends on actions that accounts make and not the count itself so much?

Imagine starbucks caffe wifi(or macdonalds, or .. whatever), it connects 30-50 people under 1 IP address.

So they all will get banned if they will scroll Instagram?

 

[Malxonx]

Why does no one mention that it heavily depends on actions that accounts make and not the count itself so much?

Imagine starbucks caffe wifi(or macdonalds, or .. whatever), it connects 30-50 people under 1 IP address.

So they all will get banned if they will scroll Instagram?

Starbucks is a business location facebook knows it

 

[lucky.sparks]

Starbucks is a business location facebook knows it

hah with this logic no need of mobile proxies, setup raspb devices, hide them in those business locations and use them as relays to have ultimate unbeatable proxies.

it does not work like that tho, my point was - a lot of public place shops/caffes/whatever - they use 4g modems themselves or residential/business cable internet, for 90% of the times its not possible to tell that specific IP belongs to a starbucks or whatever.

 

[mindeswx]

Unlimited

Login> do your thing > rotate ip ↺

 

[Jessica Mono Agency]

I think it's safest to use 1-3 profiles/proxies

 

[Bobby D Winston]

Depends on the proxy source, sometimes 5-15 or even more, the proxy pool and the proxy quality, as well as your website because each service has its own limitations.

 

[noellarkin]

Why does no one mention that it heavily depends on actions that accounts make and not the count itself so much?

Imagine starbucks caffe wifi(or macdonalds, or .. whatever), it connects 30-50 people under 1 IP address.

So they all will get banned if they will scroll Instagram?

Definitely more an action based thing for social media sites. I've used the same 5 proxy IPs for making a couple hundred Reddit accounts, no bans, then used fresh residential proxies with a new script where I had forgotten to add rate limiting for actions, and got all the new accounts shadowbanned instantly after creation.

I'm starting to think that actions/minute is behind almost all the decisions that social media anti-bot systems use (other than browser feature detection).

 

[TheSplinter]

Any number of accounts that could normally share the same ip. It's pretty normal for an IP to be used at least by a handful of people. I wouldn't do anything past 10. It also depends on the activity of the account. If each have their own single behaviour, you could get a way with over a dozen accounts. If they're all doing similar thing, 2 would probably be the maximum i would risk.

 

[Orel123]

I personally work with one residential proxy per one account