Which type of proxy is the most reliable to use nowadays?

[trang836]

I'm currently managing multiple accounts using Hidemium anti-detect browser, so long-term stability and security are my top priorities. I’m torn between choosing Static Residential (ISP) or 4G/5G Mobile proxies to get the best uptime and avoid detection. Which proxy type do you find the most reliable to integrate with Hidemium nowadays, and which providers are actually delivering the best results

 

[bay123]

I'm currently managing multiple accounts using Hidemium anti-detect browser, so long-term stability and security are my top priorities. I’m torn between choosing Static Residential (ISP) or 4G/5G Mobile proxies to get the best uptime and avoid detection. Which proxy type do you find the most reliable to integrate with Hidemium nowadays, and which providers are actually delivering the best results

Exactly! That app is incredibly convenient and works like a charm. I’m actually using it myself right now. It handles everything so smoothly, especially when managing multiple profiles

 

[proxygo]

for future reference - proxy questions ho here
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies.101/

 

[Invictus]

Mobile

 

[medialounge]

This is highly dependent on use case
Residential proxies could be better for creating a Google ads account,while mobile proxies are best for social media

 

[leetcoins]

I find that static residential proxies from real ISPs are generally more stable and trustworthy for long-term accounts. Mobile 4G/5G proxies are strong in terms of IP cleanliness, but the IPs change frequently, so they can sometimes be unstable.

 

[nobody]

Based on my long-term experience using Hidemium, static ISP proxies are more stable and less likely to attract suspicion. 4G/5G proxies are suitable for running multiple accounts or high-performance applications, but constantly changing IP addresses makes them more susceptible to scrutiny.

 

[xavierfok]

ill pick based on sesssion behavior, not just proxy type. mobile works best when u keep rotation under your control and dont let the IP change mid session. random carrier side changes can wreck stability.
if the accounts need long warm up then static ip will be great as usually u use the account at the same place. mobile can be great but only if you get the rotation logic right

 

[imccafey]

Both are good and can work, just depends on what exactly the use case is.
Static resi/ISP proxies are usually more stable and predictable long term for obvious reasons like it being the same IP and tends to present a more normal home-like connection. Mobile proxies typically do better when you need higher trust and longevity on most platforms especially if you'll be using quite a bit of automation. For multi-acc setup, mobile proxies are my go-to but I'm fairly sure you could do just as well with static resi if you wont be using too many accounts or leaning on automation for the most parts.

 

[kookeey]

For long-term account management, I’d choose static residential / ISP proxies. They are usually more stable because the IP stays the same.
4G/5G mobile proxies can work well too, but only if you control the rotation. If the IP changes too often or during a session, it can create more risk.
So for Hidemium, my choice would be:
Static ISP = better for stability
Mobile = better for high-trust, but harder to manage

 

[ltesocksio]

Depends honestly, ISP is usually more stable, 4G/5G is more flexible but can be shaky sometimes. I’d just test both and see what fits your setup. Also check the marketplace, people usually drop good provider suggestions there.

 

[Brianvault]

For long-term account management, I'd usually choose ISP/static residential over mobile. Mobile can work well, but it's often more expensive and not always necessary if stability is the main goal. The quality of the IP pool matters more than the proxy type itself. I've had better results with clean ISP proxies than with some mobile providers. You can test a few options and compare. Mango Proxy is one provider I'd put on the shortlist for ISP proxies.

 

[faster]

I'm currently managing multiple accounts using Hidemium anti-detect browser, so long-term stability and security are my top priorities. I’m torn between choosing Static Residential (ISP) or 4G/5G Mobile proxies to get the best uptime and avoid detection. Which proxy type do you find the most reliable to integrate with Hidemium nowadays, and which providers are actually delivering the best results

If long-term stability is the priority, I’d usually choose based on the target platform rather than assuming one proxy type is always better.

I don’t personally use mobile or ISP proxies enough to compare providers from direct experience, but generally static residential proxies are preferred for stable sessions and consistent logins since the IP stays the same longer. Since you’re already using Hidemium, I’d focus just as much on keeping fingerprints consistent, avoiding constant IP/profile switching, and warming accounts slowly. I’d also test a small batch first and compare captcha rate, session stability, and account survival before committing.

 

[Jackson miller1]

I'm currently managing multiple accounts using Hidemium anti-detect browser, so long-term stability and security are my top priorities. I’m torn between choosing Static Residential (ISP) or 4G/5G Mobile proxies to get the best uptime and avoid detection. Which proxy type do you find the most reliable to integrate with Hidemium nowadays, and which providers are actually delivering the best results

It really depends on the platform and your use case. In general, static residential (ISP) proxies tend to offer better long-term stability and consistent sessions, while 4G/5G mobile proxies can provide stronger trust signals but may have more IP rotation and variability.

For account management, many people prefer ISP proxies when uptime and session consistency are priorities. Regardless of the proxy type, maintaining natural account activity and a consistent browser fingerprint is usually just as important as the proxy itself.

 

[Mango Proxy]

In my experience, stability beats novelty. A decent IP that stays consistent for months is often safer than constantly rotating between "better" IPs. Whatever proxy type you choose, try to keep IP, fingerprint and account history aligned.

 

[milion]

Static residential (isp) proxies are your best bet for long-term stability with hidemium. they're generally more consistent and less prone to the sudden ip changes you can get with mobile proxies, which is crucial for avoiding detection. for providers, i'd look into bright data or oxylabs. they've been solid for a while and usually have good uptime, which is what you're after.

 

[iproxyonline]

What’s this new trend of blaming mobile IP rotation… Guys, come on, mobile IP rotation frequency is configured by your own hands. Set rotation to once every few hours or more -- that’s completely normal behavior, that’s how literally all real (REAL!) people with mobile phones live.

Are you sure your provider will let you keep the same residential IP long-term? Because, sorry, mobile rotation is 100% fine, but an account that switches its home ISP every week -- not good story at all.