What's your advice for setting up 10 mobile phones for reddit?

jolamo

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I'm setting up a new mini network of account for Reddit. Want 10 accounts with the lowest chance of being banned. Planning on buying 10 different mobile devices. I know I could use anti tracking software on 1 device to have 10 profiles but that can occasionally leak and leave fingerprints.

To save a little money I'm buying 1 year old used mobile phones. Used phones are cheaper and being only 1 year old means the batteries are not completely dead. I've tried older phones but their batteries couldn't hold any charge and the charging connections were worn out and the cords could slip off.

To make it look more natural, I'll be buying 10 different phone models. Want to randomize my fingerprints as much as possible.

I'll be going with the cheap data plans from MVNOs who are reselling access to the big cell phone towers. I know I'll be low priority during peak times but I'm not bring these phones to a crowded event so its not a big issue for me. Does anyone think it matters if I'm only using phones that are all on the same data network like Verizon? There aren't ten different cell phone towers, so I think I'm ok going with the cheapest plans even if they all end up using the same cell phone tower.

What am I overlooking? How can I better protect these accounts?
 
Why are you not setting up an anti detect browser like Ads Power and warm up the accounts slowly? Thats cheaper and way easier to manage.
 
I'm setting up a new mini network of account for Reddit. Want 10 accounts with the lowest chance of being banned. Planning on buying 10 different mobile devices. I know I could use anti tracking software on 1 device to have 10 profiles but that can occasionally leak and leave fingerprints.

To save a little money I'm buying 1 year old used mobile phones. Used phones are cheaper and being only 1 year old means the batteries are not completely dead. I've tried older phones but their batteries couldn't hold any charge and the charging connections were worn out and the cords could slip off.

To make it look more natural, I'll be buying 10 different phone models. Want to randomize my fingerprints as much as possible.

I'll be going with the cheap data plans from MVNOs who are reselling access to the big cell phone towers. I know I'll be low priority during peak times but I'm not bring these phones to a crowded event so its not a big issue for me. Does anyone think it matters if I'm only using phones that are all on the same data network like Verizon? There aren't ten different cell phone towers, so I think I'm ok going with the cheapest plans even if they all end up using the same cell phone tower.

What am I overlooking? How can I better protect these accounts?
This is the best most organic way you can go about it.
 
Managing multiple Reddit accounts is risky, so keep each phone with its own identity and avoid automation or spam.
 
Good luck. Only advice I could give.

I wouldn't.

AdsPower isn't working per many posts lately @ClipBroker
 
I'm setting up a new mini network of account for Reddit. Want 10 accounts with the lowest chance of being banned. Planning on buying 10 different mobile devices. I know I could use anti tracking software on 1 device to have 10 profiles but that can occasionally leak and leave fingerprints.

To save a little money I'm buying 1 year old used mobile phones. Used phones are cheaper and being only 1 year old means the batteries are not completely dead. I've tried older phones but their batteries couldn't hold any charge and the charging connections were worn out and the cords could slip off.

To make it look more natural, I'll be buying 10 different phone models. Want to randomize my fingerprints as much as possible.

I'll be going with the cheap data plans from MVNOs who are reselling access to the big cell phone towers. I know I'll be low priority during peak times but I'm not bring these phones to a crowded event so its not a big issue for me. Does anyone think it matters if I'm only using phones that are all on the same data network like Verizon? There aren't ten different cell phone towers, so I think I'm ok going with the cheapest plans even if they all end up using the same cell phone tower.

What am I overlooking? How can I better protect these accounts?
genuinely the system im attempting to setup now to get off of antidetect browsers. I believe your plan is one of the safest possible ways to run multi accounting. Im not sure from first hand experience yet, i but I think iphones are trusted more by reddit than android. I will have to update you on that when my phones arrive though
 
genuinely the system im attempting to setup now to get off of antidetect browsers.
Why are you planning to stop usign anti-detect browsers? Is something no working right on your end?

I use them for social media and google, and everything works fine.
 
Your setup looks good already. Just remember to take it slow. Let your new accounts sit for about two weeks before you start commenting and building karma.
 
Why are you planning to stop usign anti-detect browsers? Is something no working right on your end?

I use them for social media and google, and everything works fine.
yes, I have trouble growing reddit accounts without getting bans. I can manage all my old 100k-1mil karma accounts no problem but creating new ones and growing them for NSFW has been extremely low success rate (like 5%)
 
Could work - yes
Just make sure, you don't use same network. Once it detects you are using same network, reddit will sooner or later ban your accounts.
 
It seems there aren't major problems, but I think there are still many risks involved. Good luck, friend. You must handle the initial issues with great care.
 
yes, I have trouble growing reddit accounts without getting bans. I can manage all my old 100k-1mil karma accounts no problem but creating new ones and growing them for NSFW has been extremely low success rate (like 5%)
i've never used anti-detect software or proxies for Reddit, so i cant't tell you anything about that, but everything works fine for my social media accounts, google and account creation.
 
I'm setting up a new mini network of account for Reddit. Want 10 accounts with the lowest chance of being banned. Planning on buying 10 different mobile devices. I know I could use anti tracking software on 1 device to have 10 profiles but that can occasionally leak and leave fingerprints.

To save a little money I'm buying 1 year old used mobile phones. Used phones are cheaper and being only 1 year old means the batteries are not completely dead. I've tried older phones but their batteries couldn't hold any charge and the charging connections were worn out and the cords could slip off.

To make it look more natural, I'll be buying 10 different phone models. Want to randomize my fingerprints as much as possible.

I'll be going with the cheap data plans from MVNOs who are reselling access to the big cell phone towers. I know I'll be low priority during peak times but I'm not bring these phones to a crowded event so its not a big issue for me. Does anyone think it matters if I'm only using phones that are all on the same data network like Verizon? There aren't ten different cell phone towers, so I think I'm ok going with the cheapest plans even if they all end up using the same cell phone tower.

What am I overlooking? How can I better protect these accounts?
Honestly I think you're overcomplicating it. I'd rather spend the money on good residential/mobile proxies than buying 10 different phones. Reddit seems to care more about overall account behavior than having 10 different devices. I've been fine just keeping each profile separate in Gologin with a stable proxy and taking it slow.
 
I'm setting up a new mini network of account for Reddit. Want 10 accounts with the lowest chance of being banned. Planning on buying 10 different mobile devices. I know I could use anti tracking software on 1 device to have 10 profiles but that can occasionally leak and leave fingerprints.

To save a little money I'm buying 1 year old used mobile phones. Used phones are cheaper and being only 1 year old means the batteries are not completely dead. I've tried older phones but their batteries couldn't hold any charge and the charging connections were worn out and the cords could slip off.

To make it look more natural, I'll be buying 10 different phone models. Want to randomize my fingerprints as much as possible.

I'll be going with the cheap data plans from MVNOs who are reselling access to the big cell phone towers. I know I'll be low priority during peak times but I'm not bring these phones to a crowded event so its not a big issue for me. Does anyone think it matters if I'm only using phones that are all on the same data network like Verizon? There aren't ten different cell phone towers, so I think I'm ok going with the cheapest plans even if they all end up using the same cell phone tower.

What am I overlooking? How can I better protect these accounts?
How I manage my accounts, either separate phone for each account, or separate autodetect browser profile for account. Good mobile proxy from real mobile device on each account, and a real US number for each account. Once created, age account for 7 days with some human like actions.

My setup:

For phone proxy clients I use: Shadowrocket
For antidetect browser: AdsPower
For proxies and SMS: Voidmob


Key rules, use good IP, make separate environment for each acc, don't do bot like activity and they will survive.
 
How I manage my accounts, either separate phone for each account, or separate autodetect browser profile for account. Good mobile proxy from real mobile device on each account, and a real US number for each account. Once created, age account for 7 days with some human like actions.

My setup:

For phone proxy clients I use: Shadowrocket
For antidetect browser: AdsPower
For proxies and SMS: Voidmob


Key rules, use good IP, make separate environment for each acc, don't do bot like activity and they will survive.
you add SMS numbers to the mobile accounts on voidmob? I just started on mobile I need a safe way to add numbers if its even neccesary for account safety
 
instead of focusing just on scaling devices i would like to focus more on building one or two strong accounts first, understanding subreddits and learning what actually gets engagement. Scaling without understanding Reddit leads to bans.
 
I'm setting up a new mini network of account for Reddit. Want 10 accounts with the lowest chance of being banned. Planning on buying 10 different mobile devices. I know I could use anti tracking software on 1 device to have 10 profiles but that can occasionally leak and leave fingerprints.

To make it look more natural, I'll be buying 10 different phone models. Want to randomize my fingerprints as much as possible.

What am I overlooking? How can I better protect these accounts?
An intriguing setup. Are you primarily attempting to prevent all of the accounts from exhibiting the same behavioral patterns, or do you believe that the variety of devices will have the greatest impact?
 
Honestly I think you're overcomplicating it. I'd rather spend the money on good residential/mobile proxies than buying 10 different phones. Reddit seems to care more about overall account behavior than having 10 different devices. I've been fine just keeping each profile separate in Gologin with a stable proxy and taking it slow.
Honestly I think you're overcomplicating it. I'd rather spend the money on good residential/mobile proxies than buying 10 different phones. Reddit seems to care more about overall account behavior than having 10 different devices. I've been fine just keeping each profile separate in Gologin with a stable proxy and taking it slow.
Hi, thanks for your reply. I’m genuinely looking for some advice here. I’ve been using AdsPower to simulate real human behavior for account warming—browsing and liking posts for days—but today I posted just one or two very friendly replies (like "hello"), and my comment was immediately "shadowbanned." A few hours later, my Reddit account was banned entirely. I’m really frustrated. Is AdsPower not up to the task? Or has Reddit completely blocked activity from PC emulators? Would GoLogin actually work? I’m open to switching over to GoLogin if it helps.
 
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