which proxy works on mobile

[johnguru]

I need where I can buy static proxy that works on mobile

 

[jobeek]

there are a lot of them... do you need anything specific? any regions? for which activity?

 

[ZinyProxy]

I need where I can buy static proxy that works on mobile

IP-Burger – They Provide dedicated static mobile proxies, ideal for long-term use

 

[johnguru]

there are a lot of them... do you need anything specific? any regions? for which activity?

A lot of them doesn't work, I have tried a lot of them using tun2socks,socksdriod,tun2tap,kitsunibe.

I want a static residential IP for dating apps and surveys

 

[johnguru]

IP-Burger – They Provide dedicated static mobile proxies, ideal for long-term use

Do they have an app or client I can use it with

 

[paulbodnar18]

If you want to use a direct proxy from your mobile device, you can set up the connection with apps like Proxifier, SocksDroid or Clash. Proxies that provide real mobile IP for TikTok are the most secure.

 

[johnguru]

If you want to use a direct proxy from your mobile device, you can set up the connection with apps like Proxifier, SocksDroid or Clash. Proxies that provide real mobile IP for TikTok are the most secure.

I have used socksdriod with some few proxies I bought here on blackhat and it didn't work out.

My use case is dating apps, Can you recommend any vendor

 

[partyatnight]

Proxylab and lumiproxy work fine. You should try it.

 

[AxelOfm]

You can try Bright Data, Proxy-Seller, or Smartproxy. They offer mobile proxies with sticky sessions or controlled IP rotations, providing stability similar to a static proxy.

 

[saferidge]

That would be challenging since mobile proxies rely on carrier networks, which are designed to assign dynamic IPs.

 

[perc80villain]

I need where I can buy static proxy that works on mobile

proxy-seller good, I check on froudscore all the time and it's always 0 on their proxy

 

[MoonStarz]

check the market place and ask what is needed to connect to the proxy using a cellphone is important that you provide the model because I know there are some cellphones that don't accept certain protocols but you can use third party apps to connect to the prox using your cellphone but again you need to check if the apps is supported in your cellphone and if the person that provide you the proxy can give you what is needed to connect using the app long process but you need to check all that.

 

[Proxy Cake]

Static ISP proxies work on mobile when paired with an app like tun2tap or shadow rocket

 

[johnguru]

Static ISP proxies work on mobile when paired with an app like tun2tap or shadow rocket

I want to buy from you guys and I hope it work.

I have tun2tap

 

[proxygo]

if you ask nicely, some sellers offer trials

 

[johnguru]

if you ask nicely, some sellers offer trials

I was given a trial that didn't work

 

[iproxyonline]

I need where I can buy static proxy that works on mobile

I’d also recommend mobile proxies with rotation control (in your case, just disabling rotation) to ensure that the mobile IP matches the mobile device. That said, good residential proxies can also work fine.

That would be challenging since mobile proxies rely on carrier networks, which are designed to assign dynamic IPs.

This statement isn't entirely accurate.

Mobile operators dynamically assign IPs, but they don’t change them at random.
A mobile IP will only change when the device reconnects to the cell tower -- for example, after a reboot, airplane mode toggle, or moving between towers. But if none of these actions occur, a SIM card (and the mobile proxy) can keep the same mobile IP for weeks.

 

[Proxy4Free]

Residential proxy, mobile 4G proxy can be used on mobile phones

 

[johnguru]

Can you recommend a market place seller

 

[johnguru]

I’d also recommend mobile proxies with rotation control (in your case, just disabling rotation) to ensure that the mobile IP matches the mobile device. That said, good residential proxies can also work fine.

Can you recommend a market place seller for this

This statement isn't entirely accurate.

Mobile operators dynamically assign IPs, but they don’t change them at random.
A mobile IP will only change when the device reconnects to the cell tower -- for example, after a reboot, airplane mode toggle, or moving between towers. But if none of these actions occur, a SIM card (and the mobile proxy) can keep the same mobile IP for weeks.