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Got 20 phones just posting from my home ip everyday manually some viral videos and trying to direct the traffic to my main mother profile, lets see how it goes?

Anyone been successful in doing the same?
 
Got 20 phones just posting from my home ip everyday manually some viral videos and trying to direct the traffic to my main mother profile, lets see how it goes?

Anyone been successful in doing the same?
I can perfectly help you out with that
 
20 Phones on the same IP Address you mean? Thats risky
 
Maybe it is but fuck it lets see if it serves any purpose because im also using them naturally with my own fingers lol and im warming them up and shit so lets see was gd
It doesn't matter if you're doing manually, what matters is they see 20 accounts wprking on same location (IP), day after day. IF one acc gets banned there is a high risk to get them all ban. Try to log out after each actovoty per account, may e you can keep it safe longer.
 
After doing this for a few days I'm noticing that some accounts do get some views, and other accounts get little to no views- but this ive noticed also has to do with the type of content being posted. is it something very shareable? That's a big question I must ask myself... Im going to test an accont i will have on a mobile rotating proxy and see how it goes. but either way- ive had many accounts for years now on this home based ip im working with, with no problem. So I doubt itll have much of a difference, I'll keep the forum as a journal. Has anyone done this before?
 
Are these original videos or are you posting videos created by someone else?
 
update: it seems like its moving a little bit higher- the reels however just need to be things that are catchy. they cant be bland or too plain they have to have somethin about them thats just WOW ya know? Something like WHAT!? lol guess thats why the news gets so many views
 
What you can try and do is use a 4g simcard, and once you are done using one device, remove the simcard and add it to the next phone. This will allow you to always have a new IP, and it will help the reels get more views because none of the accounts will be using the same IP
 
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What you can try and do is use a 4g simcard, and once you are done using one device, remove the simcard and add it to the next phone. This will allow you to always have a new IP, and it will help the reels get more views because none of the accounts will be using the same IP
Sounds like a full-time job! :D The guy’s got 20 phones, he’s basically signing up for a lifetime of tedious work. :D

OP, how much did this setup cost you? As others have suggested, spreading the accounts across different IPs is definitely worth trying. I’m not sure how you'd use residential proxies on a phone, but if I were you, I’d dig into that. VPNs work fine, but their IPs are usually flagged already. Colleges and offices typically use a single public IP, so what you're doing could make for a pretty interesting case study. Good luck, and let's see how it pans out!
 
Well this strategy its risky as its considered spamy .Maybe its good for some short succes but dont depend on it for long term succes as you will be banned for sure
If you have time build also a main channel and create your own videos ,everything legal and not spamy
If that method with a lot of phones gets patched then you remain with your main account and you dont lose everything
 
What you can try and do is use a 4g simcard, and once you are done using one device, remove the simcard and add it to the next phone. This will allow you to always have a new IP, and it will help the reels get more views because none of the accounts will be using the same IP
that doesnt really work bro, because yes new ip but BARELY lol because its all under the same subnet
 
Sounds like a full-time job! :D The guy’s got 20 phones, he’s basically signing up for a lifetime of tedious work. :D

OP, how much did this setup cost you? As others have suggested, spreading the accounts across different IPs is definitely worth trying. I’m not sure how you'd use residential proxies on a phone, but if I were you, I’d dig into that. VPNs work fine, but their IPs are usually flagged already. Colleges and offices typically use a single public IP, so what you're doing could make for a pretty interesting case study. Good luck, and let's see how it pans out!
where have you been the past 4 years bro lol we been using proxies on phone all day everyday
 
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where have you been the past 4 years bro lol we been using proxies on phone all day everyday
Under a rock!? :rolleyes:

Not that savvy with smartphones, tbh. :D
 
It doesn't matter if you're doing manually, what matters is they see 20 accounts wprking on same location (IP), day after day. IF one acc gets banned there is a high risk to get them all ban. Try to log out after each actovoty per account, may e you can keep it safe longer.
What a crap info xD
If IP is mobile, Instagram would ban thousands of innocent users.
You guys don't realize, that in instagram, youtube, tiktok, gmail or whatever, thousands of people on the world using same IP in the same time.
IPv4 protocol is limited for few years, so social medias are not banning via mobile IP.
Imagine you turn on IP ban, then in the whole USA innocent people see IP ban :)
For example in TikTok even 2500 people same time can use the same IP.
Only exception are data center IPs and local internet providers IPs. For example my local one belong only to me, but mobile one belong to thousands of people.
 
You guys don't realize, that in instagram, youtube, tiktok, gmail or whatever, thousands of people on the world using same IP in the same time.

No, they're not, because is not possible that my phone connected to a residential/dedicated IP in a coffee shop wifi (in Europe) to have assigned an IP and the same IP is assigned to other people in Australia. Exception make for the people connected to same wifi in the same coffee shop in EU. I am refering to the 'same time' factor.

IPv4 protocol is limited for few years, so social medias are not banning via mobile IP.

They literally are doing that. Mobile IPs can't be banned because of CGNAT technology, but any other IP can be banned no matter how clean it is. So, if they don't (can't) ban the mobile IP, they flag it and they ban the accounts (with suspiciohs activity ofc) linked to that IP. ( Btw, the mobile IPs are still IPv4 with CGNAT technology attached to it).

For example my local one belong only to me, but mobile one belong to thousands of people.

Partially true, in some parts of the world mobile companies are asigning the same IP AT the same time, in special in countries with high demographic but aside those countries, the IP you get from mobile company is only asigned to you at one time. After you relesease it it goes to someone else. That is not the same situation when you're using same IP at the same time with using same IP at different times.

And yes, your local IP is only asigned to you, the negative part is that if you're doing any automation and they catch you, they can ban your account then all accounts on that IP will be looked closelly to check for same patterns, if they recognize, they will ban the rest of accounts. And for some reason you get bans for creating accounts, they will ban that IP and you can't create anything on that social network, that IP is banned /gone for good.

What a crap info xD
I do have a business with mobile proxies and I know what I am talking about.

My reply to him was strictly related to him using same home IP for 20 Instagram accounts, doing same patterns of posting. Good luck with that!

There are under 15 people in this forum that know how to run safe 20-30-50-100 Instagram accounts or more on the same phone, and if you ask them, they will say say that they're not using same IP for that let alone a residential IP. I wish it would be that simple, but it isn't anymore.
 
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update: it seems like yeah you honetly can just copy reels and upload them and get views lol obviously the catchier, the better, so now im venturing to figure out whats the best way to SCALE it
 
No, they're not, because is not possible that my phone connected to a residential/dedicated IP in a coffee shop wifi (in Europe) to have assigned an IP and the same IP is assigned to other people in Australia. Exception make for the people connected to same wifi in the same coffee shop in EU. I am refering to the 'same time' factor.



They literally are doing that. Mobile IPs can't be banned because of CGNAT technology, but any other IP can be banned no matter how clean it is. So, if they don't (can't) ban the mobile IP, they flag it and they ban the accounts (with suspiciohs activity ofc) linked to that IP. ( Btw, the mobile IPs are still IPv4 with CGNAT technology attached to it).



Partially true, in some parts of the world mobile companies are asigning the same IP AT the same time, in special in countries with high demographic but aside those countries, the IP you get from mobile company is only asigned to you at one time. After you relesease it it goes to someone else. That is not the same situation when you're using same IP at the same time with using same IP at different times.

And yes, your local IP is only asigned to you, the negative part is that if you're doing any automation and they catch you, they can ban your account then all accounts on that IP will be looked closelly to check for same patterns, if they recognize, they will ban the rest of accounts. And for some reason you get bans for creating accounts, they will ban that IP and you can't create anything on that social network, that IP is banned /gone for good.


I do have a business with mobile proxies and I know what I am talking about.

My reply to him was strictly related to him using same home IP for 20 Instagram accounts, doing same patterns of posting. Good luck with that!

There are under 15 people in this forum that know how to run safe 20-30-50-100 Instagram accounts or more on the same phone, and if you ask them, they will say say that they're not using same IP for that let alone a residential IP. I wish it would be that simple, but it isn't anymore.
But we can agree with one:
Mobile IPs (and proxies too) are much safer than these "residental" and data center proxies.
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What a crap info xD

But we can agree with one:
Mobile IPs (and proxies too) are much safer than these "residental" and data center proxies.
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Yeah, but where is the crap in what I've said? In fact I told him that not using mobile IPs there is a high risk to get banned using same residential/home IP.

lol
 
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