Is better for multiple channel residential mobile proxy or ISP proxy?

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Hi everyone :
i want to run multiple channel with intedetector and proxy i want to know is better to use residential mobile proxy or ISP static proxy ?
and i have other question how this guru's did create alot of email's without their mac adress of their phone get banned by google
 
I'd be careful about focusing too much on proxy types. From what I've seen, platforms like Google and YouTube look at far more than just IP addresses. Account history, behavior patterns, recovery information, device consistency, and overall account quality can matter just as much.

If channels or accounts are being flagged, switching between residential, mobile, or ISP proxies isn't necessarily going to solve the underlying issue. In the long run, maintaining accounts in line with platform policies and building a clean account history tends to be more sustainable than trying to optimize the technical setup alone.

I'd be interested to hear from others managing multiple legitimate channels and what challenges they've run into recently.
 
I'd be careful about focusing too much on proxy types. From what I've seen, platforms like Google and YouTube look at far more than just IP addresses. Account history, behavior patterns, recovery information, device consistency, and overall account quality can matter just as much.

If channels or accounts are being flagged, switching between residential, mobile, or ISP proxies isn't necessarily going to solve the underlying issue. In the long run, maintaining accounts in line with platform policies and building a clean account history tends to be more sustainable than trying to optimize the technical setup alone.

I'd be interested to hear from others managing multiple legitimate channels and what challenges they've run into recently.
so what your advice to do not work?, or to work with whitehat if i did it with the whitehat the google will hit me too so there no other option i want to run multiple channel to increase my income . they say the youtube deosn't care to much about your ip
 
For long-term account management, I'd usually choose ISP static proxies. A stable IP is often more important than frequent rotation when you're working with the same accounts over time. Mobile proxies can work well too, but they're usually more expensive and not always necessary if your goal is stability rather than scale.
 
I’ve tested both, and for running multiple accounts I’d usually lean toward ISP static proxies because the stable IP is easier to manage and less likely to cause issues from frequent IP changes.
For the email part, it’s usually not just about the IP or MAC address. Account platforms also look at many signals like browser environment, device fingerprint, behavior patterns, and account activity. A clean and consistent setup matters more than changing only one thing.
 
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