Bleght
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- Feb 18, 2016
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Even if you emulate a library perfectly and all the devices are different, you will still be obvious. People that use the WiFi at the library will access their accounts from other places as well, not just the library. So having 50 people that access their accounts from one IP and one IP only even with great device diversity emulation would still be a pretty obvious footprint. My personal opinion is that static IPs in general are already a bit of a footprint, because most general users use Instagram on the go quite extensively. If you have a local internet provider without a static IP that switches your IP out really often, then with a lot of planning and device emulation and a smart schedule, you might get away with using 50 accounts from the same connection. But it would still be kind of a long shot if you ask me. And an unjustified risk that you could easily mitigate with the industry standard proxies.