Proxy setup for TikTok

[justhappyman]

Hi mates
I'm diving into TikTok marketing for the US audience and testing different mobile proxies. I bought proxies from a couple of providers, but I noticed that the IP rotates every 4-6 minutes. (Auto rotation is toggled off, rotation by link is enabled)

Is this safe? I could start using the app with a clean IP, but then it might rotate to a flagged one. How do you usually deal with this issue?

Are there any providers that offer truly sticky mobile IPs? I’ve tried iproyal and proxy seller, but both have this issue, even though they’re expensive as hell.

Would love to hear your recommendations!

 

[ProxyPapa]

Proxy should not auto rotate IP, unless you have set it to do so. Check your settings

 

[pythonicable]

Try to buy a static IP. But again for normal 4g or lte proxies, say you are a normal user. Your ip will change if you are using mobile data. So it is natural for it to change if you use a mobile proxy. But a rotating proxy is something different, it shouldn’t work like that. so yeah take a look in your settings

 

[saferidge]

It's completely normal for mobile proxies to rotate because the IPs are assigned by the mobile carrier, not the proxy provider. But if you look for private/dedicated mobile proxies, it won't be 4-6 minutes rotation, it'll just be once a day on average.

 

[ristoriel]

Hi mates
I'm diving into TikTok marketing for the US audience and testing different mobile proxies. I bought proxies from a couple of providers, but I noticed that the IP rotates every 4-6 minutes. (Auto rotation is toggled off, rotation by link is enabled)

Is this safe? I could start using the app with a clean IP, but then it might rotate to a flagged one. How do you usually deal with this issue?

Are there any providers that offer truly sticky mobile IPs? I’ve tried iproyal and proxy seller, but both have this issue, even though they’re expensive as hell.

Would love to hear your recommendations!

That’s definitely a concern since frequent IP changes can trigger security checks. Some providers offer longer sticky sessions, but it depends on their pool. Have you tried reaching out to their support to see if they offer extended session options or truly static mobile IPs?