Specifications of a HQ 4G Mobile Proxy

[draqoil]

Hey everyone,


as a long time reader, I finally make my move to create my first own thread.

Long ago I already got interested in proxy server, IMO they are necessary for every automation tool. As automation will only grow in our digital age, so will the need for Proxy Server/Provider.

Ive come up with my own method for making mobile proxy's, and later want to monetize on it. Right now Im testing them myself with an automation tool (No big experience here, just some weeks of working on jarvee, creating accounts, generating follower).
But with my little experience I cant really tell the quality of my 4g mobile proxies-

Could you tell me about your experience with 4g Mobile Proxies, their features & costs.

At the end of the day; how would you define a HQ Proxy?
I've read people requesting "reliable" proxies, but what Is reliable really to you, how would the "best" proxy look like?

Some input would be greatly appreciated; if feasible would even give out some proxy for testing, so I could get direct reviews on it.

 

[Bers666]

speed: upload & download >15mbps (the more the better), no speed drops
stable & low latency (100ms max)
0% packets loss
fast IP rotation
Ipv6
Socks5 with UDP
IP rotation by link
No leaks (DNS, Ipv6, Ipv4).
low cost

 

[draqoil]

thanks for your reply

speed: upload & download >15mbps (the more the better), no speed drops
stable & low latency (100ms max)

10-15mbps I can agree, Im using 2mbps right now as well...it works, but Is a little too low

0% packets loss

this I gotta check, didnt think about it before, do you have a tip for checking packet losses consistently?

fast IP rotation

Between 15-30 secs for rotation. My sim needs to be disconnected for around 7-8s for the carrier to assign me a new ip. And rest time is just getting the connection back. Is that fast enough?

Socks5 with UDP
IP rotation by link

Socks5, IP rotation aren't implemented yet, wont be hard to implement. Wanted to focus on testing + research first. None the less important features to mention, i agree-

No leaks (DNS, Ipv6, Ipv4).

Completely new to me "leaks", gotta do some research on it. Any tips for me right of the bat?

low cost

Thats always a debatable topic, because quality always comes with a cost. So what would low cost specifically mean to you? Less than 40$/month?

 

[ristoriel]

Transparent proxies do not hide your IP Address and they don’t alter any user information.
An anonymous proxy does not reveal your IP address but does reveal that you are using a proxy server.
Elite proxy servers hide both your IP address and the fact that you are using a proxy server at all.

Residential Proxies are of no use if the proxy protocol is providing you a transparent or anonymous proxies. Try with an elite proxy, and you'll be good to go.

If you succeed in producing Elite proxies, then I would call it HQ Proxies. I hope this answers the question.

 

[draqoil]

Elite proxy servers hide both your IP address and the fact that you are using a proxy server at all.

This info seems somehow basic, but still so important. I didn't really think about it. I tried an anonymity checker online and saw that the proxy leaks the ip through webrtc, now I need to fix this somehow. Then I should be on track to create an Elite proxy.

 

[Bers666]

Socks5

and UDP support is also very welcome in 2023.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/proxies-will-die-in-2023.1448749/

Is that fast enough?

yes. But top proxy would rotate immediately, i.e. you support pool of hot swap proxies and instead of 4g reconnection, assign a fresh proxy to the user.

checking packet losses consistently

testmy.net => check latency.

 

[draqoil]

and UDP support is also very welcome in 2023.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/proxies-will-die-in-2023.1448749/

Interesting, browser that support quic http3 are 80%+ already (https://caniuse.com/http3)

And usage statistics went from 26%-July 2022.July to 25.2%- Februar 2023. So no real improvement here.

Is there any software available that works for our use case? I mean crafting one would need time or manpower & more money than I wanted to spent.

 

[Bers666]

QUIC: usage statistics 26%

Well those are just average sites like my mum's church club they don't need HTTP3. But the websites like major CDN and antifraud systems use QUIC for verification and authentication of users - they have HTTP3. E.g. check with Chrome's DevConsole how FB\Google\Cloudflare auth is going -- you will see 1% requests is QUIC, and it very matters.

 

[Stalli0n]

Is there any software available that works for our use case? I mean crafting one would need time or manpower & more money than I wanted to spent.

3proxy supports SOCKS5 UDP.

 

[draqoil]

3proxy supports SOCKS5 UDP.

Did you setup one up? With http3/quic enabled?

Some info for reading:
https://pojman.cz/2022/masque/

 

[JohnJackPro]

speed: upload & download >15mbps (the more the better), no speed drops
stable & low latency (100ms max)
0% packets loss
fast IP rotation
Ipv6
Socks5 with UDP
IP rotation by link
No leaks (DNS, Ipv6, Ipv4).
low cost

The request list is quite complete about proxy services.
In the internet environment, a proxy is a necessary condition, there are many other requirements to ensure sufficient conditions when trying to prevent browser fingerprinting.
So it is important to continuously upgrade to meet the battle of the Platform always trying to detect whether you are using a proxy or anti-fingerprint browser.

@draqoil that's great the proxy is made by you, is trusted, and has the flexibility to adapt to your project.

 

[DigitalFreak]

No leaks (DNS, Ipv6, Ipv4).

how to check leaks? i am using 4g proxy.

 

[JohnJackPro]

how to check leaks? i am using 4g proxy.

There are many tools to check for browser leaks:: iphey , pixelscan, webbrowsertools, creepjs...
It's important not to try to hide it completely, because the platform will also mark a browser with a fingerprint that is too perfect or unusually hidden.
Basically, the platform will try to follow and improve the detection of multiple accounts. That's why there are many anti-fingerprint tools and they charge a monthly fee to adapt to platform changes to run multiple accounts...
Good luck.