Reddit account x Dolphin anty

[10karlito]

Hey there guys,
So I have one profile on Dolphin anty where I use my Reddit account with residential proxy.
I did the settings properly but I am curious if I should stay logged before closing the Browser or should I log out every time? (just cause of protection to not get banned if I stay logged idk)
That means that I would need to log in 3 times a day when I do my postings. But that could also look suspicious. Any advices? Thanks

 

[Salamouna]

Stay logged in

 

[10karlito]

Stay logged in

That has nothing to do with this post.

 

[cmqwer0]

Logging has nothing to do with ban rates. I have tested that stuff multiple times in last few years, and it never made any difference. You can do whichever is better suited to your needs.
A lot of legit users use alt accs to post and comment on reddit and they do similar log in log out stuff, that is why it doesn't really matter.

 

[10karlito]

Logging has nothing to do with ban rates. I have tested that stuff multiple times in last few years, and it never made any difference. You can do whichever is better suited to your needs.
A lot of legit users use alt accs to post and comment on reddit and they do similar log in log out stuff, that is why it doesn't really matter.

Thanks on the info
One more question
When I travel somewhere where I do not have wifi I share hot spot
Does it make any difference when logging into Dolphin and proxies instead of wifi?

 

[cmqwer0]

Thanks on the info
One more question
When I travel somewhere where I do not have wifi I share hot spot
Does it make any difference when logging into Dolphin and proxies instead of wifi?

If you log into with your proxies, then it doesn't matter what is your network (wifi or mobile hotspot) as only proxy IP will be shown to reddit.

 

[10karlito]

If you log into with your proxies, then it doesn't matter what is your network (wifi or mobile hotspot) as only proxy IP will be shown to reddit.

Thanks mate for everything

 

[turelink]

For reddit, use private proxies will ne fine, each account, each IP will be fine
i used to handle 1000 aaccounts, not diffcult

 

[10karlito]

For reddit, use private proxies will ne fine, each account, each IP will be fine
i used to handle 1000 aaccounts, not diffcult

1000 for real?
Which proxy providers did you used and did you use dolphin or?

 

[cmqwer0]

Thanks mate for everything

Np. Feel free to ask if you have any additional questions!

 

[BornAHustler]

Which proxy providers did you used and did you use dolphin or?

Looking for a good proxy provider aswell. Many of them have low fraud scores

 

[IcaroAugusto]

Be careful with those browsers, some users often get banned with them.

 

[10karlito]

Be careful with those browsers, some users often get banned with them.

I failed every time and I know I didn't left any fingerprints, giving it last chance.

 

[rampzeus]

I failed every time and I know I didn't left any fingerprints, giving it last chance.

How are you sure you left no fingerprints?

 

[10karlito]

How are you sure you left no fingerprints?

Its not that hard, cause obviously you are doing few steps per log in so you have track on what you did and thats it

 

[Kenobii]

There is no real user logging out every time.

 

[rampzeus]

Its not that hard, cause obviously you are doing few steps per log in so you have track on what you did and thats it

Yea but that does not mean you did not leave fingerprints behind, this can be both technical as well as behaviour. Do you use unusual settings?

 

[10karlito]

Yea but that does not mean you did not leave fingerprints behind, this can be both technical as well as behaviour. Do you use unusual settings?

Everything is on point with technical

 

[King Rey]

For reddit, use private proxies will ne fine, each account, each IP will be fine
i used to handle 1000 aaccounts, not diffcult

Did you use 1 proxy per account?

 

[tekkno]

Did you use 1 proxy per account?

I would think you have to though I will say I have half a dozen G mail accs that I use and have always accessed from the same computer and IP address since I created them years ago.