Is using multiple android guest profiles safe for running multiple reddit accounts?

Android guest profiles with multiple sim cards with mobile Data seems the best natural option rather than gologin with proxies
But the concern is that enough? Does reddit can detect the accounts and know they are related with this setup?
Note: the accounts are gonna be manually handed
I've tried adspower/gologin on laptop with static ISP and it didn't really worked well
And i saw that gologin in Phone is actually worse

It’s safer than running everything in one profile, but I wouldn’t call it completely safe. Guest profiles help separate app data, cookies, and some device activity, which reduces the chance of accounts getting linked together. That said, Reddit can still detect patterns through IPs, device fingerprints, behavior, and account activity. If all the accounts are doing similar actions from the same network, there’s still risk involved. For casual account separation it’s fine, but for long-term stability, behavior and account quality matter more than just the setup itself.

Johnvictor said:

It’s safer than running everything in one profile, but I wouldn’t call it completely safe. Guest profiles help separate app data, cookies, and some device activity, which reduces the chance of accounts getting linked together. That said, Reddit can still detect patterns through IPs, device fingerprints, behavior, and account activity. If all the accounts are doing similar actions from the same network, there’s still risk involved. For casual account separation it’s fine, but for long-term stability, behavior and account quality matter more than just the setup itself.

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What do you suggest instead I've tried already adspower on my laptop with dedicated ISP
Warming up the accounts but got banned eventually
I think reddit favor mobile users more

Android guest profiles with mobile data can work for a small number of Reddit accounts, but it’s still not full isolation. Static ISP and an antidetect browser don’t guarantee safety either if the profile, fingerprint, cookies, timezone, and behavior pattern don’t match well. If that laptop setup failed before, the issue was probably the whole environment consistency. Keep each account on one stable setup, warm it up slowly, and avoid switching SIMs, IPs, or devices too often.

DICloak Browser said:

Android guest profiles with mobile data can work for a small number of Reddit accounts, but it’s still not full isolation. Static ISP and an antidetect browser don’t guarantee safety either if the profile, fingerprint, cookies, timezone, and behavior pattern don’t match well. If that laptop setup failed before, the issue was probably the whole environment consistency. Keep each account on one stable setup, warm it up slowly, and avoid switching SIMs, IPs, or devices too often.

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There's nothing safe now days
Every anti detect Browser can be detected afterall not directly but through small leaks or non usual setup that looks like you're hiding something

I trust clean mobile data way more than residential proxies at this point

ahmed668 said:

There's nothing safe now days
Every anti detect Browser can be detected afterall not directly but through small leaks or non usual setup that looks like you're hiding something

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Any setup can leak if the fingerprint, proxy, timezone, DNS/WebRTC, or behavior looks off. Antidetect browsers are not magic, they just help reduce cross-account mixing when configured properly. The goal is not to look hidden, but to look like a normal user with a clean and consistent history.

ahmed668 said:

There's nothing safe now days
Every anti detect Browser can be detected afterall not directly but through small leaks or non usual setup that looks like you're hiding something

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Yes, but this is always down to user error, either with the software itself or the proxies being used.

Antidetects are only as good as the person using them.

Setup correctly, they are completely undetectable to Reddit.

Mobile data + separate Android profiles definitely looks more natural than most antidetect browser setups now, but Reddit cares way more about behavior patterns and account history than just fingerprints alone.

Honestly, using android guest profiles to manage multiple reddit accounts isn't secure if you want them to last, the main problem is that reddit no longer just looks at your IP address, it now tracks something called your device's fingerprint, this fingerprint includes system settings, language, time zone, and even how fonts appear on your screen.

If you use multiple guest profiles on the same phone, many of these technical parameters will be identical or very similar across all the accounts, reddit detects this similarity, and even if you have different IP addresses, the system will link them because it detects they're operating from the same physical device, ultimately, you risk having all your accounts banned in quick succession, to make it worthwhile in the long run, the best approach today is to use an anti detection browser on your PC combined with genuine residential proxies, this combination gives each account its own virtual computer and clean internet address, as if each one were in a different house, it's a bit more of an investment, but it's the only way to prevent your accounts from being taken down within a week, guest profiles on mobile are a workaround that's no longer effective for handling volume.