4G proxy for reddit

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I have a lot of android phones, the question is whether creating a hotspot with a sim card and connecting to the computer's wifi is a good way for reddit accounts? For example, I have 10 accounts, I log into one account by connecting to the ip from the phone, close the account and turn on airplane mode, ip changes and then I log in and use the second account. Is this a good strategy?
 
Isn't it better to just download Reddit app on those phones? In my experience, Reddit accounts created and managed through Reddit app are stronger than accounts used on desktop
 
reddit app not detect if i reset my android and make another account in reddit app? snapchat app detects devices for example
 
Isn't it better to just download Reddit app on those phones? In my experience, Reddit accounts created and managed through Reddit app are stronger than accounts used on desktop
Right but how do you solve proxy issues? Anybody tell how to setup rotating proxies on android device?
 
Your method of using airplane mode to switch IPs works only if the carrier provides fresh IPs upon reconnection. Some mobile networks assign dynamic IPs but recycle them across users.
 
Purchase a dongle that provide wifi and operates on Sim card. It will be easier to connect and change ip.
 
Purchase a dongle that provide wifi and operates on Sim card. It will be easier to connect and change ip.
why if I can turn airplane mode on and off, it takes 2 seconds
 
I have a lot of android phones, the question is whether creating a hotspot with a sim card and connecting to the computer's wifi is a good way for reddit accounts? For example, I have 10 accounts, I log into one account by connecting to the ip from the phone, close the account and turn on airplane mode, ip changes and then I log in and use the second account. Is this a good strategy?
Using a phone hotspot can work, but avoid quick IP switching to prevent detection.
 
I can't remember the exact name of the website, but there's one that offers very cheap services for turning your rooted Android phone into a mobile proxy. It allows you to rotate the IP and restart the phone using links. I've used it a few times, but it does require a rooted android device.
 
I have a lot of android phones, the question is whether creating a hotspot with a sim card and connecting to the computer's wifi is a good way for reddit accounts? For example, I have 10 accounts, I log into one account by connecting to the ip from the phone, close the account and turn on airplane mode, ip changes and then I log in and use the second account. Is this a good strategy?
Yes, it is a great idea. Just make sure each IP is fresh before switching accounts, and do not rush between logins to stay safe from getting flags.
 
Logging into multiple accounts from the same device via different mobile hotspots in a short time may be flagged as suspicious activity.
 
Logging into multiple accounts from the same device via different mobile hotspots in a short time may be flagged as suspicious activity.
wownt hurt to try it on a few burner accounts .
 
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