4G Mobile Proxies & Facebook Ads

20 accounts might be pushing it, especially if Facebook starts linking them. Stick to 5-10 per proxy for a safer bet
 
I think you should prepare more proxies for your account because with a 4G proxy you should only use a maximum of 2 accounts to avoid being scanned and also rotate different browsers to avoid being detected.
 
I think you should prepare more bc it make a less account to be scanned. Or if you want to make sure, one proxy can be with just at 5 accounts and no more.
 
It is recommended to use these proxies to manage your Facebook profile. 4G mobile proxy can help you change your IP address flexibly, helping you avoid being detected by Facebook and restricting your account. If you decide to use a proxy, choose a reputable provider and ensure the quality of the proxy.
 
Using a 4G mobile proxy to manage multiple Facebook accounts is a popular solution. Using a 4G mobile proxy to manage 20 Facebook accounts is possible, but you need to carefully consider its pros and cons. If you have enough budget and want to ensure high security and anonymity, a 4G mobile proxy is a good choice.
 
Hi, can you teach me how do it?
You might want to start by using high-quality proxies, properly warming up accounts, and avoiding patterns that trigger Facebook’s detection.
 
Yes, but with caution – Mobile IPs are less likely to be flagged, but frequent IP changes (every 120s) may look suspicious. Facebook monitors IP consistency, so rapid rotation might trigger security checks.
 
I usually only use 1 proxy for 2-3 different profiles, that I find them safer, because when fb scans you won't be affected much
 
I’m planning to manage around 20 Facebook profiles to run ads. I have a 4G mobile proxy provider that automatically rotates proxies every 120 seconds. Would it be advisable to use these proxies for managing Facebook profiles? Additionally, how many accounts can I safely log into simultaneously without raising flags?
Rotating proxy is very easy to get profile banned due to location abnormality. You should use static proxy will be better
 
I’m planning to manage around 20 Facebook profiles to run ads. I have a 4G mobile proxy provider that automatically rotates proxies every 120 seconds. Would it be advisable to use these proxies for managing Facebook profiles? Additionally, how many accounts can I safely log into simultaneously without raising flags?
Using 4G mobile proxies can help manage Facebook profiles, but rotating too frequently (every 120 seconds) may raise flags. Limit logins to 3-5 accounts per proxy and avoid excessive rotation to reduce detection risk.
 
VPS uses residential proxies and not 4G mobile proxies as IP address, right?
It depends on the VPS provider—most use data center IPs by default, but some offer residential proxies as an add-on. If you specifically need 4G mobile proxies, you’ll likely have to set them up separately.
 
I’m planning to manage around 20 Facebook profiles to run ads. I have a 4G mobile proxy provider that automatically rotates proxies every 120 seconds. Would it be advisable to use these proxies for managing Facebook profiles? Additionally, how many accounts can I safely log into simultaneously without raising flags?
Rotating proxy is not good, you should buy fixed proxy, profile management software and assign proxy to each profile
 
It depends on the VPS provider—most use data center IPs by default, but some offer residential proxies as an add-on. If you specifically need 4G mobile proxies, you’ll likely have to set them up separately.
Which VPS provider do you recommend for good service?
 
Of course you should use proxy and should have 5-6 accounts, that will be safer
 
I’m planning to manage around 20 Facebook profiles to run ads. I have a 4G mobile proxy provider that automatically rotates proxies every 120 seconds. Would it be advisable to use these proxies for managing Facebook profiles? Additionally, how many accounts can I safely log into simultaneously without raising flags?
I use 1 proxy for 1 account to ensure safety.
 
Using a proxy can help manage multiple accounts, but be careful when doing so. Make sure you use a high-quality proxy and spread out your login times and activity to keep your account's behavior natural. Start slow, watch for anything out of the ordinary, and gradually increase the volume.
 
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