Any experience running reddit accs on AdsPower?

Don't use a profile for mobile if you are on desktop. Don't use a mobile proxy that fakes tcp data to pretend to be something else. Don't pretend to be Linux if you are Windows.

Best setup: Windows RDP with Adspower and Windows profile and a real residential proxy.

It's all very basic.

GermanCPA said:

Don't use a profile for mobile if you are on desktop. Don't use a mobile proxy that fakes tcp data to pretend to be something else. Don't pretend to be Linux if you are Windows.

Best setup: Windows RDP with Adspower and Windows profile and a real residential proxy.

It's all very basic.

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Do you know of a residential proxy service that provides unlimited/many IP's and is billed by gbs?

Do you register accounts yourself or buy them? I work with purchased accounts and haven’t had any issues, but I use Linken Sphere instead of AdsPower (because i use proxies that support UDP+QUIC). Also you can buy a mobile proxy port for $40–60/month (or several ports), change the IP via the link, and save money that way. But now I'm also curious to create an account from nothing and see if I can get it up and running without getting banned Sounds like personal challenge for me

From what i've seen, the browser alone usually isn't the deciding factor. Reddit seems to look at overall account behavior and patterns. Even with good proxies, managing lots of accounts at the same time can trigger flags. Focusing on genuine, normal activity over time tends to be more important than the specific setup.

Your accounts may have been flagged because they shared similar content, making them appear to be connected. To reduce the risk of suspension, it's best to manage each account independently and ensure that every account publishes unique, original content.