Proxies? But which ones?

[shhherrry]

I’ve been running accounts through residential proxies with an antidetect browser but some still get flagged. Do you guys think Reddit and other platforms care more about the proxy type or the browser fingerprint
Anyone notice if there’s actually a difference between cheap mobile proxies and premium ISP ones when it comes to account survival Or is the browser setup the bigger factor?
Curious how many of you rotate proxies often versus sticking to one IP per account long term. Do platforms reward consistency or is rotation safer in your experience?
For those who swear by antidetect browsers do you find any one really stands out or are they all just about the same when paired with good proxies?

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

4G proxies is what agencies use when they plan on running 80+ accounts. If you just have 5-8, then a static residential proxy is fine.

 

[shhherrry]

4G proxies is what agencies use when they plan on running 80+ accounts. If you just have 5-8, then a static residential proxy is fine.

Any preferred provider?

 

[Mantoounique]

I’ve been running accounts through residential proxies with an antidetect browser but some still get flagged. Do you guys think Reddit and other platforms care more about the proxy type or the browser fingerprint
Anyone notice if there’s actually a difference between cheap mobile proxies and premium ISP ones when it comes to account survival Or is the browser setup the bigger factor?
Curious how many of you rotate proxies often versus sticking to one IP per account long term. Do platforms reward consistency or is rotation safer in your experience?
For those who swear by antidetect browsers do you find any one really stands out or are they all just about the same when paired with good proxies?

Platforms flag mostly based on behavior and fingerprint, not just proxies. Premium ISP or mobile proxies help a bit, but consistent, realistic browser setup matters more. Rotation can prevent blocks, but too much switching looks suspicious. No antidetect browser is perfect—good proxies and careful habits matter most.

 

[shhherrry]

Platforms flag mostly based on behavior and fingerprint, not just proxies. Premium ISP or mobile proxies help a bit, but consistent, realistic browser setup matters more. Rotation can prevent blocks, but too much switching looks suspicious. No antidetect browser is perfect—good proxies and careful habits matter most.

Thanks for the insight. Appreciate it.

 

[shhherrry]

Platforms mostly flag based on behavior and browser fingerprint rather than just proxy type. Premium ISP or mobile proxies can help, but a realistic, consistent browser setup matters more. Rotating IPs occasionally is safer, but too much switching can look suspicious. No antidetect browser is perfect—good proxies combined with careful, human-like actions make the biggest difference.

Is that chatgpt? xD haha

 

[r2150523]

Many bans are action based and also it's very difficult to not trigger any suspicious activity detection on social media.
I think it's impossible to maintain an account long term without phone verification. Some websites will ask for id verification.
If your actions look bad for algorithms, you have to change what you post.

It's easy to blame everything on proxies, low quality ips, fingerprints, but it's not how it works.
The primary reason accounts get suspended is that they don't act like most people.
You'd have to post very little number of posts and do few actions per account to not trigger anything because that's what most people do.

Either look like real human on big number of accounts or be prepared to verify a limited number of accounts allowing you to post more.

There's no such thing as unlimited number of active, high quality accounts. I constantly see people thinking it's feasible. No, it's not unless you're a millionaire. Don't try to mimic high earners and their setups - that's counterproductive. Even they say being banned is part of this business.

 

[proxygo]

personally i go with 1 ip usually 4g-5g for reliability

 

[Mxlip45]

I got better results with mobile proxies and rotating per session, and honestly behavior matters as much.

 

[neonwhisperer404]

In my opinion, the antidetects available today already have solid fingerprinting, so in most cases the reason accounts get flagged comes down to the proxy. As for cheap mobile proxies versus premium ISP proxies and account survival, I think the one that gets spammed more will die faster, but it also depends on the platform. For example, my friend farms X accounts using free datacenter proxies that came bundled with a Hidemyacc plan, and surprisingly the accounts are still alive. What I mean is, it really depends on the platform, but in terms of trust level, mobile proxies are generally safer than datacenter ones.

 

[shhherrry]

Many bans are action based and also it's very difficult to not trigger any suspicious activity detection on social media.
I think it's impossible to maintain an account long term without phone verification. Some websites will ask for id verification.
If your actions look bad for algorithms, you have to change what you post.

It's easy to blame everything on proxies, low quality ips, fingerprints, but it's not how it works.
The primary reason accounts get suspended is that they don't act like most people.
You'd have to post very little number of posts and do few actions per account to not trigger anything because that's what most people do.

Either look like real human on big number of accounts or be prepared to verify a limited number of accounts allowing you to post more.

There's no such thing as unlimited number of active, high quality accounts. I constantly see people thinking it's feasible. No, it's not unless you're a millionaire. Don't try to mimic high earners and their setups - that's counterproductive. Even they say being banned is part of this business.

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Exactly right it all comes down to acting human and keeping realistic limits bans are just part of the game

 

[shhherrry]

Yeah I get what you mean Modern antidetects are already strong so the proxy plays a big role. Account survival really depends on the platform and how the proxy pool is treated. Mobile proxies do tend to look more natural but like you said even datacenter ones can last if the platform is less strict or not overloaded with spam.

In my opinion, the antidetects available today already have solid fingerprinting, so in most cases the reason accounts get flagged comes down to the proxy. As for cheap mobile proxies versus premium ISP proxies and account survival, I think the one that gets spammed more will die faster, but it also depends on the platform. For example, my friend farms X accounts using free datacenter proxies that came bundled with a Hidemyacc plan, and surprisingly the accounts are still alive. What I mean is, it really depends on the platform, but in terms of trust level, mobile proxies are generally safer than datacenter ones.

 

[fenrisdw]

Premium ISP or mobile proxies help a bit, but if your browser setup looks off, it won’t matter.

 

[Proxiedcom]

Stick to mobile proxies 4G or 5G.

Doesn't matter between 4G/5G (just speed & latency) although some carriers have different subnets for the two meaning unsured IP ranges.

 

[ProfitAdvisor]

From what I’ve seen, both proxies and browser setup matter, it’s not one or the other. Even with the best proxies, if your fingerprint looks unnatural, platforms like Reddit will flag you.

Cheap mobile proxies can work for short term churn & burn, but for accounts you want to keep alive long term, mobile, premium ISP or stable residential proxies tend to perform better. Consistency usually helps, keeping one clean IP tied to one account often builds more trust than constant rotation.

As for antidetect browsers, most of the big names do a similar job when paired with good proxies. The real difference is in how carefully you configure fingerprints and how “human” your usage looks.

So in my opinion: strong proxies + natural behavior + consistent setup usually beats relying too heavily on any single tool.

 

[veruxploit]

I recommend using Mobile Proxies. However, changing your IP does not mean that platforms won’t detect activities that violate their policies. Many parameters, such as fingerprints and device information, are tracked by bot algorithms. Therefore, try to perform your actions as much as possible like a real user.

IP/Proxy: 40%
Behavior / Activity patterns / Fingerprint, device info, and similar parameters: 60% important.

 

[Nova Agency]

Fingerprinting and level are more important than proxy type; mobile/residential proxies are generally more secure; changing IP too often flags easily; anti-detection browsers don't vary much, proper configuration is important.

 

[AlanMickey3]

4G proxies is what agencies use when they plan on running 80+ accounts. If you just have 5-8, then a static residential proxy is fine.

i dont think so that its right but it can be because you gpt it