Is there any way to make multiple isolated reddit accounts on android

[yegzta]

I made a lot of accounts on the same android devices and all got mass banned at once, I didnt isolate the environment, I just rotated proxy and made it inside browser. How do I isolate in android, for iOS crane and container works well. But do you guys have any solution for the android devices. I have my mobile proxy

 

[updownleftright]

Rotating proxies alone isnt enough on Android. reddit links accounts at the device level, so if you created multiple accounts on the same phone without isolation, they will usually all get banned together. On Android the safest options are Work Profiles (Island or Shelter) or the multiple users feature so each account has separate app data. App cloners dont isolate properly and often get flagged. Stick to one Reddit account per profile or user, rotate your proxy before each login, dont create the accounts too fast, and let them warm up before posting.

 

[Proxy Cake]

There is software that allows you to have separate containers on android but I can't remember the name right now

 

[DICloak Browser]

Mass bans usually happen because the accounts weren’t isolated. Rotating proxies alone can’t stop fingerprint linkage. Use an anti‑detect browser to create a separate Android or iOS fingerprint environment for each account, and pair every account with its own dedicated IP (ideally a static residential proxy). It will be helpful for you to manage multiple Reddit accounts.

 

[1BrowserOfficial]

I made a lot of accounts on the same android devices and all got mass banned at once, I didnt isolate the environment, I just rotated proxy and made it inside browser. How do I isolate in android, for iOS crane and container works well. But do you guys have any solution for the android devices. I have my mobile proxy

If you only rotated proxies inside the same browser on the same device, that’s probably why they got linked. On mobile, platforms tend to correlate more than just IP the underlying device environment often stays identical even if the network changes.

When multiple accounts share the same device-level signals and are created close together, mass bans can happen. In general, spacing account creation out and avoiding identical usage patterns makes a bigger difference than just rotating IPs.

 

[theusualkeysersoze]

I made a lot of accounts on the same android devices and all got mass banned at once, I didnt isolate the environment, I just rotated proxy and made it inside browser. How do I isolate in android, for iOS crane and container works well. But do you guys have any solution for the android devices. I have my mobile proxy

Let me tell you the solution.

Ah yeah, there isn't one.

If you use the app, people have no idea how deep the app can see into your device. If you have to ask, it's already lights out. If you know, you won't tell to others.

Windows desktop antidetect plus proxies still works just fine.

Mobile is rocket science compared to that, literally. Why don't mobile farms do that, ever ask yourself?

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