What IP does reddit see

[ahmedpias13]

I have python scipt that post comments on reddit and it work via the reddit API
so when I run the script there is no browser window open
I want to know what IP reddit see to see if it's safe to use more accounts on the bot or not

 

[AutomationIsKey]

Well if you’re using no proxy, or vpn it’ll see your home network? Not entirely sure what your question is here.

Same would apply if you’re using a VPS, it would see the static ip of your VPS server.

 

[ahmedpias13]

Well if you’re using no proxy, or vpn it’ll see your home network? Not entirely sure what your question is here.

Same would apply if you’re using a VPS, it would see the static ip of your VPS server.

so even one working with API they will see my own IP
I used a website that run python script on the cloud
hundreds of people using that website and many will be using reddit for sure
so all those people have the same IP?

 

[AutomationIsKey]

so even one working with API they will see my own IP
I used a website that run python script on the cloud
hundreds of people using that website and many will be using reddit for sure
so all those people have the same IP?

Likely not if you’re using some service (especially paid) that runs on the cloud id imagine that the IP is randomized for each section of the server they’re splicing off.

For Reddit I’d heavily recommend you try and introduce good quality proxies into the mix / otherwise the longevity of your accounts may suffer.

 

[IcaroAugusto]

If you don't use any proxy, they will see your home (or server) ip. Make sure you use 4g proxies on reddit for your script.

 

[ahmedpias13]

If you don't use any proxy, they will see your home (or server) ip. Make sure you use 4g proxies on reddit for your script.

My script don't support using proxy

 

[ristoriel]

They will get your home or workplace IP address in case you are not using a proxy. It is best practice to use a 4G proxy on reddit. Make sure to include a 4G proxy in your script so that if they detect anything suspicious, they don't flag you.

 

[stackbread123]

My script don't support using proxy

Well sounds like you should update it so it does support proxies