4g/5g Proxies Reddit Question

[bhtrail]

Yo, I'm a newb at BH and trying to figure out reddit. I know there are some discussions on this, but I didn't find the answer in them.

I've had okay success using static residential proxies and anti-detect browsers on desktop.

But I hear 4g/5g proxies are working well and want to try them.

Do you have to use them on mobile? I can set up my anti-detect desktop browser to emulate iphone/android, but anytime I visit reddit it makes you download the app. Is there a way around this?

If I have a dedicated and clean mobile, how would you go about using 4g proxies to warmup say 5 accounts? These accounts will eventually be used for high-risk activities.

I imagine it's easy to do for 1, but wouldn't the reddit app be able to detect multiple accounts used on the same phone? What service/software like adspower exists for mobile?

How do you handle the account switch (ie: simultaneously changing reddit account, proxy, and fingerprint all at once?)

I'm struggling to wrap my head around it. It makes perfect sense to me on desktop, but not sure how to handle the reddit app and phone fingerprints.

Thanks!

 

[IcaroAugusto]

To warm up accounts let them age for around a week, then repost posts on image subreddits (those cat/dog subs) to farm some karma and they should be ready to promote most things.

And yes, 4g/5g proxies are the best for reddit.

 

[Bawsaq]

4G/5G mobile proxies would work great, though I think they may be overkill for Reddit. I find that residentials work fine.

 

[amd98]

4g 5g proxy work awsom

 

[Invictus]

Since I posted this, I realized you can use 4g for desktop anti-detect setups. For some reason when someone said 4g I just assumed you had to set it up as an android/ios emulator or something.

However, today when I tired to use 4g/5g with a desktop antidetect setup, I can't create an account, when I hit continue it doesn't work. Do you have a recommended provider?

I have been able to use a static residential IP to create accounts just fine and can post with them within a day or so without getting shadow banned. But can't figure out 4g yet.

I'm trying to dial in a proper workflow. Ideally I would be able to just ditch the static residential, but currently I need those to actually create the accounts.

Any should work. If 4g gets banned it s because they do flag proxies if a subnet is overused

 

[proxygo]

4G/5G mobile proxies would work great, though I think they may be overkill for Reddit. I find that residentials work fine.

resis will work but 4g on account making offers better quality

 

[Kenobii]

4g/5g proxies are perfect.
You can use them on PC. No issue at all. Setting things up on mobile is a lot more complicated.

 

[ghasxt]

I think the proxies are good but you'd want to use Dolphin(anty) , I've found it at least to work the best for me.

 

[ristoriel]

I would advise you to use dedicated 4G/5G mobile proxies with IP rotation. They work great for creating multiple accounts as they use the real IPs provided by mobile ISPs.

 

[allen_d99]

4g/5g proxies are perfect.
You can use them on PC. No issue at all. Setting things up on mobile is a lot more complicated.

Can you recommend where to get proxies? I tried dedicated residential proxies from webshare and proxy-cheap, but a lot of them are blocked by reddit. And even those that aren't blocked, I feel that I get easily shadowbanned and I think it might be the proxies.

 

[Kenobii]

Can you recommend where to get proxies? I tried dedicated residential proxies from webshare and proxy-cheap, but a lot of them are blocked by reddit. And even those that aren't blocked, I feel that I get easily shadowbanned and I think it might be the proxies.

Did you try GridPanel?

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

To warm up accounts let them age for around a week, then repost posts on image subreddits (those cat/dog subs) to farm some karma and they should be ready to promote most things.

And yes, 4g/5g proxies are the best for reddit.

They should not rotate very fast too

 

[Deleted member 1197157]

4G/5G proxies are amazing for Reddit, if you have the chance - use them