Problem with 4G proxies for Instagram

[Arborescence]

Hi there,

I've created an automation for Instagram and it's working well for the most part. But I'm having an issue with Instagram frequently blocking it, especially when I use a 4G proxy.

It seems to work best when the proxy automatically changes the IP address to one from a different subnet, but sometimes when I try to change the IP, it doesn't actually switch subnets, and that leads to Instagram blocking the account automatically. It seems I cannot control if the IP will be on same subnet or not.

I've also tried using different residential proxies, but they get blocked even more.

Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

 

[MR.Spuf]

Hi there,

I've created an automation for Instagram and it's working well for the most part. But I'm having an issue with Instagram frequently blocking it, especially when I use a 4G proxy.

It seems to work best when the proxy automatically changes the IP address to one from a different subnet, but sometimes when I try to change the IP, it doesn't actually switch subnets, and that leads to Instagram blocking the account automatically. It seems I cannot control if the IP will be on same subnet or not.

I've also tried using different residential proxies, but they get blocked even more.

Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

First you say 4g then at the end it's residential, so which one it is?
Second, there are services to choose diff location (which gives diff subnet) but if you don't have physical 4g in that location, then you don't have control of the subnet. 3rd you need to test from a diff service/subnet/provider and check if you automation doesn't leave footprints which leads to blocks.

4th Good luck!

 

[ristoriel]

You need a good-quality proxy which have millions of IPs in their pool. They also come with set-interval IP rotation. It means that your IP address will be automatically changed after that specific time interval. Even, if you manually change your IP address, it will be changed to a totally different IP address.

 

[ImBackBaby]

You will never be able to pick the IP, it’s automatically assigned by the mobile provider. But after changing IP, why don’t you ceck if you’re still on the same subnet and otherwise wait and switch again? Sure that means a little more downtime for the bot but if you add another proxy should be able to make up for the time lost waiting

 

[turelink]

using software or mobile for multi accounts?

 

[Arborescence]

You need a good-quality proxy which have millions of IPs in their pool. They also come with set-interval IP rotation. It means that your IP address will be automatically changed after that specific time interval. Even, if you manually change your IP address, it will be changed to a totally different IP address.

Hey, do you know any service that can offer that?

 

[Arborescence]

using software or mobile for multi accounts?

Mobile.

 

[olivier]

Why you think that the IP is reason for ban?
It could be your automation code.

 

[proxygo]

could also be leaking there ip some where between tool / proxy