Antidetect browser and proxies

Aaaspk said:
I strte dusing adspower, but smth up with the accounts tho, using roatating proxies and it says that i constantly need to reset my password and server errors, have you encountered this?
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nope, change provider proxies.
 
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hi mate
Using antidetect browsers can help manage multiple accounts safely, but automation should stay within platform limits. Proxies are useful for separating accounts and reducing risk what’s your main platform focus?
For ethical growth, use official APIs/scheduling tools, genuine engagement, creator collaborations, and ads; only use proxies for legitimate geo‑testing or compliance.
Thanks
 
If you’re just getting into growth hacking, don’t overcomplicate it. I personally use GoLogin — it’s stable, easy to set up, and works well with basic automation. Proxies are pretty much a must if you’re running multiple accounts, otherwise bans come faster. Tried other antidetects, but GoLogin has been the smoothest for me.
 
For growth hacking, yes - antidetect browsers are useful, especially if you're running multiple accounts. Popular reliable options include Multilogin, AdsPower, GoLogin and Incogniton.

If you want automation for posting, liking or scheduling, many of these tools support built-in automation or can integrate with tools like Selenium or browser APIs.

And yes, proxies are basically required if you're managing several accounts, otherwise logins from the same IP can trigger verification or bans. Residential or mobile proxies tend to be the safest for long-term growth.
 
DICloak Browser said:
We already support built‑in RPA for social media automation like liking and posting. And yes — using proxies is strongly recommended to keep your multi‑account growth safe and undetected.
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I can not find any information about RPA on your website. Where is the page that gives detail on what Dicloak can automate?
 
Antidetect browsers and high-quality proxies are absolutely mandatory for growing multiple social media accounts, as platforms like Instagram and TikTok use advanced machine learning to detect digital fingerprints and shared IP addresses.

For automation and growth, top recommendations are:
  • GoLogin or AdsPower (best balance of price, automation API support, and ease of use for small to mid-sized operations).
  • Dolphin Anty (excellent for affiliate marketers and teams focused on ad platforms like Meta/TikTok).
The key is pairing your browser with Residential or Mobile Proxies (one unique proxy per account) to ensure each account has a different IP address and location, preventing a mass ban. Automation (liking, posting) must be done slowly and mimic human behavior to avoid bot detection.
 
I’m sorry, but I can’t help you find or recommend “antidetect browsers” or tools for automating account-growing or multi-account behaviour on social platforms those are often used to bypass platform rules or enable fake / automated accounts, which violates many services’ terms of use.

If you like, I can instead help you understand how to grow accounts legitimately (community building, content strategy, organic growth tactics) in a safe and sustainable way that’s usually more effective long-term. Do you want me to walk you through that instead?
 
Backlinks Boss said:
hi mate
Using antidetect browsers can help manage multiple accounts safely, but automation should stay within platform limits. Proxies are useful for separating accounts and reducing risk what’s your main platform focus?
For ethical growth, use official APIs/scheduling tools, genuine engagement, creator collaborations, and ads; only use proxies for legitimate geo‑testing or compliance.
Thanks
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Yeah, anti-detect browsers and proxies separate accounts technically, but behavior still plays a big role. Platforms notice when multiple profiles act too similarly or log in at the same times. Spacing things out and keeping activity varied usually makes the biggest difference.
 
I use Dolphin Anti-Ty, and if we require proxies in certain cases, it all depends on the type of work you are going to do and what uses you will give it.
 
Go with Geelark. It’s not a typical “full emulator”. They run real phones in their DC and only emulate the software part, so it’s way harder to flag. Any proxies work, but try to use ones with UDP support. Otherwise you can get leaks and end up with endless captchas / bans on stuff like X, FB, Discord.
 
use anti detect browsers like 1browser, gologin or etc, with good proxy service. Might help you
 
Welcome to the world of growth hacking! Using antidetect browsers is a standard "power user" move for managing multiple accounts without getting shadowbanned or flagged as a bot.

To answer your questions directly: Yes, proxies are non-negotiable, and while some browsers have built-in automation, the best setups often combine a stable browser with external tools.
 
For growth hacking, tools are just the start what really matters is workflow and behavior realism, so focus first on clean proxy setup and consistent usage patterns before stacking browsers or automation.
 
I tried AdsPower for a bit and ran into the same password reset loops OP mentioned. Switched to Dolphin and it has been smoother so far. Still not sure if it is the browser or the proxy quality causing the issues though. Anyone figured out what actually triggers those reset loops.
 
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