Someone explain 4G proxy and multi log in browser

[aoeii2000]

Complete beginner at this.

Can someone explain how to use 4g proxy along with multi log in browser?

For example I am going to use gridpanel.net for my proxy. There's an option to buy proxies per hour or per month.
Do I buy 1 hour per account I am faking reviews on? Or during that 1 hour I can use 5 different fake accounts to post reviews?

Do I simply just 'log on' to this gridpanel proxy application and thats it?
How does this operation tie into multi log in? In other words, how do I use both at the same time?

If someone can pls explain this as if explaining to a kid.

Thank you

 

[Vendettta]

Sure, if you purchase 1 hour, means you have that access to the proxy for 1 hour, and not limited by data useage.
Whereas other options, you pay by data useage. Some people like either, it depends what is most beneficial to u.

Multilogin allows you to spoof who you are, for each profile you can add a different proxy, cookies, user agent, all the stuff that google uses to identify who you are when you visit any site.

So basically, you will get a code like iport@usernameassword or something similar, and you have to enter that code into your multilogin profile. Then that profile will use that proxy.

 

[aoeii2000]

Sure, if you purchase 1 hour, means you have that access to the proxy for 1 hour, and not limited by data useage.
Whereas other options, you pay by data useage. Some people like either, it depends what is most beneficial to u.

Multilogin allows you to spoof who you are, for each profile you can add a different proxy, cookies, user agent, all the stuff that google uses to identify who you are when you visit any site.

So basically, you will get a code like iport@usernameassword or something similar, and you have to enter that code into your multilogin profile. Then that profile will use that proxy.

Thanks!

Does each social media account need its individual proxy? And is this proxy assigned to that account or is refreshed like a VPN?

During the 1 hour, am I switching from proxy to proxy to proxy, or do I simply need to keep the proxy on while I do my thing, similarly like turning on a VPN or lightswitch?

Same with the multi-log in, would each social media user have its own log in or browser to use the multi-log in browser?

To confirm the order process:
1. Purchase 4g proxy
2. Get code for 4g proxy
3. Put proxy code into multi-log in browser
4. Do my thing while these 2 are active?

 

[Vendettta]

People will recommend each account has an individual proxy. However,

• Mobile (4g) has more trust
• Your thing seems to be doing reviews, which there is less safeguards against. For example, something with more safeguards would be advertising on facebook or google. One is more serious than the other. My point is, google may not care as much if you are doing reviews on the same proxy on 2-3 accounts. As tempting as it is to reduce costs, I wouldn't do more than 3 though.

The proxy isn't really assigned to the account. The profile you add it to on multilogin, will force any traffic in your profile's browser to go through that proxy. So any website will see that IP, and not your personal computers. It is like a lightswitch.

For each user, you definitely want separate profiles within multilogin. Do not use the same profile to log into two different accounts. But, u can add same proxy to 2-3 profiles (for your use case).

And your 4 step process is correct.
One small thing to add, make sure in multilogin profile settings, make sure the time zone is set to automatic, so it will correlate with your IP location. This is because, if google detects your ip location is different from your browser time zone, its a red flag that you are using a proxy.

Once you have everything set up, a good check is to go to iprify.com (on your profile on multilogin) and see if there is any red flags. This is the best website I think and check sliterally everything

 

[aoeii2000]

People will recommend each account has an individual proxy. However,

• Mobile (4g) has more trust
• Your thing seems to be doing reviews, which there is less safeguards against. For example, something with more safeguards would be advertising on facebook or google. One is more serious than the other. My point is, google may not care as much if you are doing reviews on the same proxy on 2-3 accounts. As tempting as it is to reduce costs, I wouldn't do more than 3 though.

The proxy isn't really assigned to the account. The profile you add it to on multilogin, will force any traffic in your profile's browser to go through that proxy. So any website will see that IP, and not your personal computers. It is like a lightswitch.

For each user, you definitely want separate profiles within multilogin. Do not use the same profile to log into two different accounts. But, u can add same proxy to 2-3 profiles (for your use case).

And your 4 step process is correct.
One small thing to add, make sure in multilogin profile settings, make sure the time zone is set to automatic, so it will correlate with your IP location. This is because, if google detects your ip location is different from your browser time zone, its a red flag that you are using a proxy.

Once you have everything set up, a good check is to go to iprify.com (on your profile on multilogin) and see if there is any red flags. This is the best website I think and check sliterally everything

Thanks this is very helpful!

The term mobile proxy is throwing me off. Can I only use this proxy on mobile device or can I use it on any desktop?

Also, when purchasing 1 hour of proxy am I limited to just using 1 proxy during that hour or can I create and use multiple proxys within that hour?

I will also use these to do posts on the fake Nextdoor accounts I purchased on here. How many maximum Nextdoor accounts do you recommend per proxy?

 

[Vendettta]

Thanks this is very helpful!

The term mobile proxy is throwing me off. Can I only use this proxy on mobile device or can I use it on any desktop?

Also, when purchasing 1 hour of proxy am I limited to just using 1 proxy during that hour or can I create and use multiple proxys within that hour?

I will also use these to do posts on the fake Nextdoor accounts I purchased on here. How many maximum Nextdoor accounts do you recommend per proxy?

So, a mobile proxy is the same as, if you were to connect to a hotspot off of your phone. At least, it is the same in google and everyone's eyes.
You can use it on any desktop.

When you purchase 1 hour of a proxy: you get 1 ip that you can access for one hour. After the hour is up, traffic will be blocked and you will be unable to access any websites while connecting through that proxy.

Never used nextdoor but I think maybe try up to 3 too.

 

[aoeii2000]

So, a mobile proxy is the same as, if you were to connect to a hotspot off of your phone. At least, it is the same in google and everyone's eyes.
You can use it on any desktop.

When you purchase 1 hour of a proxy: you get 1 ip that you can access for one hour. After the hour is up, traffic will be blocked and you will be unable to access any websites while connecting through that proxy.

Never used nextdoor but I think maybe try up to 3 too.

Ah, makes so much more sense now!

Do you recommend any hourly proxy besides gridpanel?

So is it safe to assume this?
1st hour proxy = allows me to use 1 IP I can use amongst 3 Nextdoor accounts
2nd hour proxy (next day) = does it give me a New IP to use amongst the same 3 Nextdoor account, or will it have me use the original IP used in that 1st hour

 

[Vendettta]

Ah, makes so much more sense now!

Do you recommend any hourly proxy besides gridpanel?

So is it safe to assume this?
1st hour proxy = allows me to use 1 IP I can use amongst 3 Nextdoor accounts
2nd hour proxy (next day) = does it give me a New IP to use amongst the same 3 Nextdoor account, or will it have me use the original IP used in that 1st hour

Your assumptions are correct. Mobile proxies rotate and aren't static like residentials.

However, for your use I would recommend using proxies that are data based. So, you get charged by how much data you use. For exampl, pay by GB used.

Hourly proxies are great for people who are scraping and going through massive amounts of data through the internet, or making hundreds of actions per hour.
But, adding a few reviews are not that data heavy.
You should go for that.
In that case I suggest astroproxy from personal use (I was just vouching for them in another thread) but they will require you to do KYC, but can topup via btc so it's convenient. And they have many geos to pick from.
If you choose them, I can guide you on how to implement it.

 

[AdsPowerTeam]

For example I am going to use gridpanel.net for my proxy. There's an option to buy proxies per hour or per month.
Do I buy 1 hour per account I am faking reviews on? Or during that 1 hour I can use 5 different fake accounts to post reviews?

Do I simply just 'log on' to this gridpanel proxy application and thats it?
How does this operation tie into multi log in? In other words, how do I use both at the same time?

Do I buy 1 hour per account I am faking reviews on? Or during that 1 hour I can use 5 different fake accounts to post reviews?

You can use one proxy for multiple accounts. However, it is important to note that using too many accounts on the same proxy can lead to your accounts being blocked.

Do I simply just 'log on' to this gridpanel proxy application and thats it?

Yes, you simply need to log in to the Gridpanel.net application and select the proxy that you want to use.

How does this operation tie into multi log in? In other words, how do I use both at the same time?

Once you have configured your multi login browser to use your proxies, you will be able to create multiple accounts on different websites without being detected.

 

[miasmith]

People will recommend each account has an individual proxy. However,

• Mobile (4g) has more trust
• Your thing seems to be doing reviews, which there is less safeguards against. For example, something with more safeguards would be advertising on facebook or google. One is more serious than the other. My point is, google may not care as much if you are doing reviews on the same proxy on 2-3 accounts. As tempting as it is to reduce costs, I wouldn't do more than 3 though.

The proxy isn't really assigned to the account. The profile you add it to on multilogin, will force any traffic in your profile's browser to go through that proxy. So any website will see that IP, and not your personal computers. It is like a lightswitch.

For each user, you definitely want separate profiles within multilogin. Do not use the same profile to log into two different accounts. But, u can add same proxy to 2-3 profiles (for your use case).

And your 4 step process is correct.
One small thing to add, make sure in multilogin profile settings, make sure the time zone is set to automatic, so it will correlate with your IP location. This is because, if google detects your ip location is different from your browser time zone, its a red flag that you are using a proxy.

Once you have everything set up, a good check is to go to iprify.com (on your profile on multilogin) and see if there is any red flags. This is the best website I think and check sliterally everything

Good explanation. Thanks!

 

[Dempsey]

Your assumptions are correct. Mobile proxies rotate and aren't static like residentials.

However, for your use I would recommend using proxies that are data based. So, you get charged by how much data you use. For exampl, pay by GB used.

Hourly proxies are great for people who are scraping and going through massive amounts of data through the internet, or making hundreds of actions per hour.
But, adding a few reviews are not that data heavy.
You should go for that.
In that case I suggest astroproxy from personal use (I was just vouching for them in another thread) but they will require you to do KYC, but can topup via btc so it's convenient. And they have many geos to pick from.
If you choose them, I can guide you on how to implement it.

I would like to try Astroproxy.
As for running things like ads, which proxy do you recommend I use with an Anti-dection browser?

 

[rutakangwa2]

Could you please share more about the concept of a high-volume term? From what I gathered, it involves utilizing backlinks with specific keywords, potentially through a bot. Any additional input from your end would be greatly appreciated.