whats the most aggressive primitive way to go about making my own residential vps farm ?

things like cellular internet and home connections are pretty cheap in my country, 5-10$ per
im tired of chasing proxy companies and anti browser leaks
assuming i want to move away from this and go old school
what do i need in terms of hardware and software in order to setup a remote location farm
ive tried testing it with one android phone and anydesk , i could connect to it unattented from another country but its pretty slow and laggy

whats the efficient way to go about this in terms of costs and remote control ?

multiple computers + separate modems for each so they have separate system and clean residential ip address ?
or
bunch of mobile phones with a separate sim card and internet connection for each

for the first option is pretty straightforward, just anydesk to each and control it remotely
but with the phones its a bit harder, anydesk doesnt do well with it, not as fast, and certainly not comfortable working with, so about this option i want to ask, i saw some pictures of phone farms where the phones are just hanged on on a rack , connected by a usb to one laptop which i assume control the phones and i would be connecting to that laptop remotely, i mean the laptop could have a good connection to anydesk and from there it should be smoother since its cable linked to the phones, about this - 2 question, what kind of device would connected all these phones to the laptop, some kind of USB hub ? , couldnt that cause a link between them somehow that could give away my "secret" ? and 2nd question, what kind of software can control all these phones with display only, without sharing anything about its internet connection, again, avoiding showing the link between them to the outside world ?


FD - the usage is ecom platforms like ebay/etsy, managing scale of multiple shops with multiple identities without them knowing.


another cost effecting way and could be easier is combining the 2, like, multiple computers since i would rather ebay seeing me work out of a windows os than a phone, seems more natural to me that a seller uses that , but for the internet connection, instead of ordering a bunch of modems which by itself can raise eyebrows from the provider, maybe using sim cards for each computer to give it an internet connection ? if i do that wouldnt that be a red flag ? that the desktop computer uses a mobile network instead of a regular home connection ? and that mobile network probably changing ip often unlike the home network one which is pretty stable usually


brain storm with me guys please, not looking for advice on how to ,make adspower work better or anything of sorts

murno.cric said:

On a larger scale, the biggest threat is not going to be the IP but rather the trust in your account as well as the platform’s policies. I would develop my system around genuine multi-user and business workflows if at all possible because changing everything constantly in order to stay under the radar ends up causing more trouble than it is worth..

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what isnt genuine about my way of for example option 1, multiple computers with separate internet connection ? i think thats the ground zero for everything else that comes after, browser history etc...

and what do u mean changing everything constantly ? each system will be using one user all the time

On your first idea, you can use ADB (Android) to mimic tap/swipe/keyboard/etc... events, but to be honest with you I have no clue how deep the "detection" goes on fabricated touch events, I would imagine the bare minimum checks are in place on e-commerce platforms (e.g. timing, positioning, basically how human your interactions look). The costs of developing this probably overshadow any long-term advantage compared to just using a well maintained anti-detect browser.

Your second option is more accessible. Mobile IPs are the most "forgiven" in the world of proxy and automation detection, the allocations are real (you have a valid PTR record, very well aged location and categorization on IP DBs, etc...), you have CGNAT on your side, IP rotation is considered normal if you are classified as a mobile connection.

I don't think using them on a PC would raise many flags, a real world example is someone working on their laptop through their hotspot mobile connection.