Rotating Residential Proxy vs Datacenter Ipv4 Proxy

Peaylwin

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Hi,

I give an example;
I have a anti-detect browser.
I have 10 twitter accounts and I manage them. (normal actions like sharing tweets and liking tweets)

Taking different datacenter proxies for each account and managing each account permanently through that proxy?

Getting a one residential proxy (from iproyal) and using the rotating ip property for each use?
 
Proxies like iproyal are trash, it's like sleeping with a hooker. you can never know what the previous user did to that proxy.

Private dedicated DC proxies are suitable for Twitter if you are not overusing them.
What do you mean by not overusing them? How much is too much?
 
Private datacenter proxies should be better in your case I guess, but use trusted providers with hq proxies like proxy-sale, so your accounts can be in safe
 
Proxies like iproyal are trash, it's like sleeping with a hooker. you can never know what the previous user did to that proxy.

Private dedicated DC proxies are suitable for Twitter if you are not overusing them.
Any advice on decent residential proxy provider?
 
residential proxies are not good for twitter. Not sure about other social media platforms, but for twitter they are more of a liability than anything else.

go with private datacenter proxies or if you have money buy 4g proxies (or make your own 4g proxies :D -> best option, but by far the hardest one to setup)
 
you should always stick to 4g proxys when managing social media accounts

Hey mate, I need a proxy for one if our clients YouTube account, I was thinking one dedicated US proxy would do the trick, it's for minimal usage. I take it a 4G isn't required for such usage,
 
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