Exploiting CGNAT to Run Bots Without Proxies

[gbiz123]

This question has been bugging me lately. Mobile IP's are great because they are shared between multiple devices in the area by CGNAT. This means that one IP cannot be traced directly back to one phone.

The question is would it be viable to run bots over a mobile 4g hotspot instead of using proxies?

 

[RRX]

This question has been bugging me lately. Mobile IP's are great because they are shared between multiple devices in the area by CGNAT. This means that one IP cannot be traced directly back to one phone.

The question is would it be viable to run bots over a mobile 4g hotspot instead of using proxies?

i would say that tracing isn't important except if a three letter agency is gonna knock on your door.

still it depends on the numbers, if the cost of bandwidth is cheap and the country of that hotspot is viable for whatever project you're gonna be using it on then go for it

but think again "shared between multiple devices in the area by CGNAT" isn't this something negative ? what if someone causes you two be banned for multi account or multi instance on same ip..

 

[gbiz123]

i would say that tracing isn't important except if a three letter agency is gonna knock on your door.

still it depends on the numbers, if the cost of bandwidth is cheap and the country of that hotspot is viable for whatever project you're gonna be using it on then go for it

but think again "shared between multiple devices in the area by CGNAT" isn't this something negative ? what if someone causes you two be banned for multi account or multi instance on same ip..

The point is that by " multiple devices" I mean thousands of mobile devices on the same cell tower. This is the reason mobile proxies are so effective

 

[RRX]

The point is that by " multiple devices" I mean thousands of mobile devices on the same cell tower. This is the reason mobile proxies are so effective

that involves some risks if you're scaling, what about the ip range being blasted ? i had that happen and it did cost a lot of money that was a huge loss
that's why i said it should be circumstantial "depends"
my solution after that mess was 5G proxies with IPV6 which they have their own ips afaik

 

[gbiz123]

that involves some risks if you're scaling, what about the ip range being blasted ? i had that happen and it did cost a lot of money that was a huge loss
that's why i said it should be circumstantial "depends"
my solution after that mess was 5G proxies with IPV6 which they have their own ips afaik

Are you setting proxies programmatically using ADB or are you manually setting proxies on your devices?