Environement detection because of Lateny between proxy and main device

[anasbinti]

guys i'm not sure if this could have a solution or not, but social media platform during the account creation process i get caught beaue of the latency i found that after being using proxy with the same location as the main device running the anti-detection browsers, it works fine, when the proxy region is not as same as the device region i get problems, what could be the solution othe than getting a VPS in the same region as the proxy

 

[Olaf Meta Agency]

is the latency happening only during account creation? have you tried a normal connection without the proxy to compare ? also, does the issue happen with every region or just certain ones?

 

[kindproxy_official]

The latency itself may not be the only factor. Many platforms also compare IP location, timezone, browser language, device settings, and other signals. Keeping the environment consistent (device location, timezone, language, and proxy region) usually helps reduce inconsistencies.

 

[strikeman]

I doubt latency alone is what gets you flagged. If the proxy is far away, you usually change several signals at once: RTT, timezone/IP mismatch, locale, DNS path and sometimes WebRTC behavior.

Before renting a VPS, test the same proxy from different connections and check whether the issue follows the proxy or the device. If it follows the proxy, it is more likely IP quality/routing than your physical location.

 

[Xolta0]

Interesting, I gave up on a project I thought I had done everything perfectly. Only problem for me was latency aswell, do you think that's a deciding factor?

 

[anasbinti]

Interesting, I gave up on a project I thought I had done everything perfectly. Only problem for me was latency aswell, do you think that's a deciding factor?

Yes after using a VPN then proxy it does works perfectly actually

 

[Xolta0]

Yes after using a VPN then proxy it does works perfectly actually

Ooooh thanks man, actually informative

 

[anasbinti]

Ooooh thanks man, actually informative

what you were working on btw ?

 

[Xolta0]

what you were working on btw ?

Backend database stuff, had to be on location

 

[anasbinti]

Backend database stuff, had to be on location

I see, i tought something related to digital marketing stuff

 

[Xolta0]

I see, i tought something related to digital marketing stuff

Maybe next time haha!

 

[BlogPro]

guys i'm not sure if this could have a solution or not, but social media platform during the account creation process i get caught beaue of the latency i found that after being using proxy with the same location as the main device running the anti-detection browsers, it works fine, when the proxy region is not as same as the device region i get problems, what could be the solution othe than getting a VPS in the same region as the proxy

This is definitely not due to latency alone. A slow internet or even a misconfiguration anywhere in the uplink from your router to your local ISP could drop packets and increase latency.

Most likely cause is that your device physical locations are being broadcast or discovered somehow. Or your proxy is leaking information. With a different location proxy, there's a mismatch somewhere resulting in your getting flagged.

You mention a VPN in the proxy's country solves the problem. But in most cases, adding a VPN is just adding a different node between your system and the proxy.

One more tunnel. One more network hop. Possible encryption overhead. And another NAT layer.

The only way this would help is when the actual route between your ISP and your proxy is fucked and the VPN has a substantially better provider and peering route.

So if your system is in Germany and the proxy is in US you get 250ms

And then you add a VPN in the US with a better route which gives you 150ms between it and your system and there's 10ms between it in and your proxy.

This would offer a slight improvement, not enough to not get flagged.

Audit your system and potential leaks including locale (time, region, language etc.)

 

[oliveflorian4501]

It's probably not raw latency by itself. Platforms can compare the IP location with timezone, locale, WebRTC/DNS routes, and network timing. Match the browser profile's timezone and locale to the proxy, make sure DNS and WebRTC cannot bypass it, and keep one stable residential/ISP session. A same-region VPS should only be necessary if the local connection is still leaking signals.

 

[anasbinti]

This is definitely not due to latency alone. A slow internet or even a misconfiguration anywhere in the uplink from your router to your local ISP could drop packets and increase latency.

Most likely cause is that your device physical locations are being broadcast or discovered somehow. Or your proxy is leaking information. With a different location proxy, there's a mismatch somewhere resulting in your getting flagged.

You mention a VPN in the proxy's country solves the problem. But in most cases, adding a VPN is just adding a different node between your system and the proxy.

One more tunnel. One more network hop. Possible encryption overhead. And another NAT layer.

The only way this would help is when the actual route between your ISP and your proxy is fucked and the VPN has a substantially better provider and peering route.

So if your system is in Germany and the proxy is in US you get 250ms

And then you add a VPN in the US with a better route which gives you 150ms between it and your system and there's 10ms between it in and your proxy.

This would offer a slight improvement, not enough to not get flagged.

Audit your system and potential leaks including locale (time, region, language etc.)

Informative, but i'm using the proxy in openvpn from the same provider and i got the problem solved, not from another provider you got me, also when we have used a USA VPS it worked, meanwhile using the proxy on another device country like france, it didn't work, it get flaged, what you think about that ?