How to change account location for the explore page?

Zole

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Hey guys, so let's say you use german, france, belgium or whatever phone number for example and you create the new Instagram account on the same country IP, so account is for example created in france with france sim number. After slow warmup, I want to move this account to one of my phones inside farm box, how can I change the account now, to show reels that I post to the users in the USA and not to users in france anymore? Do I just need to buy 4G proxy that will be from USA, and that's enough, or the whole device need's to be changed, like timezone and things like that?
 
Country at signup doesn’t matter much long term, it’s more about where you consistently use the account. Stable US mobile/residential IP over time usually shifts the audience, while changing everything like timezone/device at once can look more suspicious, I’ve seen setups using Gologin with proxies and checking fingerprints with IPHey just to keep things consistent.
Hey guys, so let's say you use german, france, belgium or whatever phone number for example and you create the new Instagram account on the same country IP, so account is for example created in france with france sim number. After slow warmup, I want to move this account to one of my phones inside farm box, how can I change the account now, to show reels that I post to the users in the USA and not to users in france anymore? Do I just need to buy 4G proxy that will be from USA, and that's enough, or the whole device need's to be changed, like timezone and things like that?
 
Country at signup doesn’t matter much long term, it’s more about where you consistently use the account. Stable US mobile/residential IP over time usually shifts the audience, while changing everything like timezone/device at once can look more suspicious, I’ve seen setups using Gologin with proxies and checking fingerprints with IPHey just to keep things consistent.

I agree. Consistency over time seems to matter more than where the account was originally created. Making lots of changes at once can definitely raise red flags.
 
Instagram mostly pushes content based on engagement signals not just account creation location. If you want US reach then focus on getting engagement from US users like content style, timing, niche interaction and the algorithm usually adjust over time based on that activity.
 
Instagram mainly adjusts explore/reels based on engagement signals rather than just device or SIM location. The audience that interacts with your content first plays a big role in where it gets disturbed. So instead of trying to move the account location then it usually works better to focus on getting consistent engagement from the target audience you want through content style, timing and interaction.
 
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