How often rotate for mobile account farm?

[lissaaa]

Hello,

i already handle a amount of 30 accounts per phone in my farm. One thing im thinking about optimizing tho is the proxy rotation. I have a very good 5g mobile proxy which i can rotate whenever i want. The accounts login about 8 times a day each and do some activitys like posting and all of that. My question is on how often should i rotate? My workers work 8-10 hours daily and they only rotate once a day which means all accounts per worker/phone have the same IP each day. Im thinking about rotating before opening each account (so once per hour per account - each account has one ip change every hour). Is this still considered normal? Does anyone maybe have experience with this problem?

 

[NomixGuy]

Every account must have a separate IP always. And btw why do you log in every time? It’s unusual behavior. You can use clones for permanent login.

 

[lissaaa]

Every account must have a separate IP always. And btw why do you log in every time? It’s unusual behavior. You can use clones for permanent login.

Sorry i meant i just open the accounts. Its not a login. Also this system is running for at least 6 months. The phones have a own coded software so we have the apps cloned/containered. I know that having a seperate ip for each account is the best ofc. BUT the question is if the accounts will get banned/shadowed if each account has a different ip every hours (8 different ips)

 

[NomixGuy]

Sorry i meant i just open the accounts. Its not a login. Also this system is running for at least 6 months. The phones have an own coded software so we have the apps cloned/containered. I know that having a seperate ip for each account is the best ofc. BUT the question is if the accounts will get banned/shadowed if each account has a different ip every hours (8 different ips)

It’s completely normal for accounts to switch ips often. You probably know that mobile networks switch ips frequently (when you move physically or reconnect). Btw what are you using on the phones?

 

[lissaaa]

It’s completely normal for accounts to switch ips often. You probably know that mobile networks switch ips frequently (when you move physically or reconnect). Btw what are you using on the phones?

Instagram. Yes they change often but not once per hour (or thats what im thinking)

 

[NomixGuy]

I mean this custom software you use, what is it?

 

[lissaaa]

I mean this custom software you use, what is it?

Its for everything. Its a own software which handles the environment of accounts and proxies and remote access and the workers task

 

[chewyzie]

Hello,

i already handle a amount of 30 accounts per phone in my farm. One thing im thinking about optimizing tho is the proxy rotation. I have a very good 5g mobile proxy which i can rotate whenever i want. The accounts login about 8 times a day each and do some activitys like posting and all of that. My question is on how often should i rotate? My workers work 8-10 hours daily and they only rotate once a day which means all accounts per worker/phone have the same IP each day. Im thinking about rotating before opening each account (so once per hour per account - each account has one ip change every hour). Is this still considered normal? Does anyone maybe have experience with this problem?

Rotating before every account is overkill and just creates unnatural churn. If your sım is clean, a single daily rotation per device already looks like a normal mobile user pattern. Stick to longer sessions and stable ıp windows consistency triggers fewer checks than constant hopping.

 

[Invictus]

each acc

 

[Khont Flora]

Hello,

i already handle a amount of 30 accounts per phone in my farm. One thing im thinking about optimizing tho is the proxy rotation. I have a very good 5g mobile proxy which i can rotate whenever i want. The accounts login about 8 times a day each and do some activitys like posting and all of that. My question is on how often should i rotate? My workers work 8-10 hours daily and they only rotate once a day which means all accounts per worker/phone have the same IP each day. Im thinking about rotating before opening each account (so once per hour per account - each account has one ip change every hour). Is this still considered normal? Does anyone maybe have experience with this problem?

Right, longer, steady sessions tend to blend in better anyway. Jumping IPs nonstop usually does more harm than good.

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

Look into rotating the proxy between each account when it starts. That will keep each new account on separate IP addresses.

 

[HyperADS]

How many proxies do you use in total? There are tools on Github that allow you to generate multiple proxies with a single proxy server.

 

[lissaaa]

Look into rotating the proxy between each account when it starts. That will keep each new account on separate IP addresses.

So 8 rotations in 8 hours per account is not too much?

 

[lissaaa]

each acc

So 1 rotation per hour isnt too much?

 

[VerifiedAssets]

Rotating the IP for each account session (8 times/day) is a huge red flag. Real mobile users have a stable IP for hours, even on cellular data. Instagram's system flags accounts that hop IPs too frequently as high-risk for automation or hacking.

Keep the IP stable per account for the entire 8-10 hour work session. This mimics a real person using their phone at work or home on Wi-Fi. The one daily rotation you're already doing is fine. Don't optimize yourself into a ban by over-engineering the rotation.

The bigger risk is having 30 accounts per device fingerprint. Even with cloned apps, Instagram's backend can detect device-level anomalies from that many active sessions on one hardware ID. If one account gets flagged, it can trigger a chain reaction for others on the same device. Consider spreading the accounts across more physical devices if possible, even if it's lower density.

 

[lissaaa]

Rotating the IP for each account session (8 times/day) is a huge red flag. Real mobile users have a stable IP for hours, even on cellular data. Instagram's system flags accounts that hop IPs too frequently as high-risk for automation or hacking.

Keep the IP stable per account for the entire 8-10 hour work session. This mimics a real person using their phone at work or home on Wi-Fi. The one daily rotation you're already doing is fine. Don't optimize yourself into a ban by over-engineering the rotation.

The bigger risk is having 30 accounts per device fingerprint. Even with cloned apps, Instagram's backend can detect device-level anomalies from that many active sessions on one hardware ID. If one account gets flagged, it can trigger a chain reaction for others on the same device. Consider spreading the accounts across more physical devices if possible, even if it's lower density.

Well we have multiple accounts locked into every phone. We use iphones since meta doesnt have access to any hwid stuff so we are ablse to have a unique fingerprint/container per account. The problem is that they share the same ip. Thats why i though maybe rotationg might be better then not rotating

 

[Bline Sono]

Rotating every hour for every account is technically possible, but it doesn't look natural at all. Real users don’t jump through that many IPs in a single day. If your current 1-rotation-per-day setup is working, I'd stick to a slower rotation pattern and focus more on consistent actions than aggressive IP changes

 

[wood9090]

rotating every action can also trigger alerts once per hour per account is usually safe for a 5G mobile proxy