Setting up a multi browser with mobile proxies - best practices ?

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I've gotten burnt a couple of times using residential proxies so thought it was best to try and continue farming FB accounts using what is perceived to be the holy grail of proxies - mobile (4g). Can someone explain exactly how i then set up my fingerprint in a multi browser like Adspower / Multilogin ? Presumably i set it up to appear like im using an iphone / android and then access m.facebook.com that way ?

Does this also mean that once my account is warmed up, all the content uploading as well as ad management is done through this same fingerprint ? It doesn't seem overly natural that someone would ever use their phone to do anything other than browse their feed and share content ?

Can someone also specify if i want either a shared or dedicated mobile proxy, and if i want it to be rotating or not - there seems to be options for both out there, but thought the point was that all mobile proxies were rotating and therefor couldn't get banned ?

Thanks everyone!
 
You should configure your multi-browser (such as AdsPower or Multilogin) to emulate a mobile device (iPhone or Android)
Dedicated Mobile Proxy - Static IP Proxy
Using a mobile proxy does not protect you from bans
 
I've gotten burnt a couple of times using residential proxies so thought it was best to try and continue farming FB accounts using what is perceived to be the holy grail of proxies - mobile (4g). Can someone explain exactly how i then set up my fingerprint in a multi browser like Adspower / Multilogin ? Presumably i set it up to appear like im using an iphone / android and then access m.facebook.com that way ?

Does this also mean that once my account is warmed up, all the content uploading as well as ad management is done through this same fingerprint ? It doesn't seem overly natural that someone would ever use their phone to do anything other than browse their feed and share content ?

Can someone also specify if i want either a shared or dedicated mobile proxy, and if i want it to be rotating or not - there seems to be options for both out there, but thought the point was that all mobile proxies were rotating and therefor couldn't get banned ?

Thanks everyone!
What kind of proxy are you using?
 
I've gotten burnt a couple of times using residential proxies so thought it was best to try and continue farming FB accounts using what is perceived to be the holy grail of proxies - mobile (4g). Can someone explain exactly how i then set up my fingerprint in a multi browser like Adspower / Multilogin ? Presumably i set it up to appear like im using an iphone / android and then access m.facebook.com that way ?

Does this also mean that once my account is warmed up, all the content uploading as well as ad management is done through this same fingerprint ? It doesn't seem overly natural that someone would ever use their phone to do anything other than browse their feed and share content ?

Can someone also specify if i want either a shared or dedicated mobile proxy, and if i want it to be rotating or not - there seems to be options for both out there, but thought the point was that all mobile proxies were rotating and therefor couldn't get banned ?

Thanks everyone!
Please use 1 browser combined with 1 proxy and do not log in to multiple accounts in a fixed period of time.
 
What kind of proxy are you using?

I tried using ISP but as for the actual quality of the proxy i can't say. When visiting pixelscan afterwards though it identified that i was using a proxy and likely hiding my identity - don't know the reliability of pixelscan though. I'm also not sure if facebook would have seen my IP as one through a datacenter vs static residential ?

Should i opt for mobile ? They appear to be the preferred proxy the more i read..
 
You should configure your multi-browser (such as AdsPower or Multilogin) to emulate a mobile device (iPhone or Android)
Dedicated Mobile Proxy - Static IP Proxy
Using a mobile proxy does not protect you from bans

Can i not configure the settings to appear like im on a normal desktop ? There are plenty of households that use 4g/5g routers ?
 
There are usually two types of proxies: quiet and rotating. Have you chosen the right genre?

When i was using ISP i was using static ? If i opt for Mobile do i want dedicated or rotating ? Was sort of under the impression that all Mobile IP's rotate anyway..
 
You can use the same IP on your computer and phone to ensure. You just need to download the software on your phone to log in to the proxy
When i was using ISP i was using static ? If i opt for Mobile do i want dedicated or rotating ? Was sort of under the impression that all Mobile IP's rotate anyway..
 
To set up your fingerprint, configure Adspower/Multilogin to mimic a mobile device and access m.facebook.com. Use dedicated rotating proxies for better security and avoid bans.
 
4G mobile proxies work well with Facebook because they switch IPs natively. Since they act like real mobile connections, they are a solid choice for securely running multiple accounts.
 
m.facebook.com has now moved to facebook.com. because facebook is used equally on web and in the app, both mobile (mobi) and residential proxies are fine as long as they’re clean.yyou can use rotating proxies, but choose request-based rotation rather than time-based: if it rotates every minute and switches to another country, the account will be gone. Ffor fingerprint setup I leave the profile defaults. i use Hidemyacc and usually pick chrome + win 10. now testing edge.
 
use rotating proxy for startup and static proxy for stability and ad running, and always simulate mobile fingerprint
 
To ensure the safety and sustainability of your work, in addition to proxying, you should still comply with Facebook's requirements to avoid having your account banned.
 
Choosing a proxy carefully will help you easily bypass Facebook's censorship than the usual methods.
 
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