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Check on whoer.net or similar site. IP location, DNS, WebRTC, Language, Timezone.

Now i don't know if those IP reputation sites are actually honeypots but if i were to offer an IP reputation service, then someone checking an IPs reputation before logging into an account with that IP would be a great indicator that they are in fact using a proxy / bot / intend to commit fraud.

WebRTC leak depends mainly on the proxy client, not the proxy server.

It depends on how and from where you want to access your 4G proxy. FL running on laptop, 4G modem connected to the laptop as well, then you could just access it directly. FL running on laptop -> LAN -> Router -> LAN -> Raspberry PI -> 4G modem Then you would access the 4G proxy over Ethernet/LAN.

Its normal for IPs to change, as long as you're not jumping between 10 different countries and carriers every day. At least for my own phone on 4G with dynamic IP, it would be more unnatural if the city always stayed exactly the same. I only use super stealth ultra elite proxies.

Depends on the router, maybe you could install https://openwrt.org/ on them and add a proxy server.

The bot is still learning. Maybe add a spell check as well!

That could just be an issue with pixelscan and not your proxies. Last week it was showing me Error/Proxy detected on my phone/computer without me actually using a proxy, today its saying all good, no proxy detected. o_O

Not really. Socks5 has UDP support but as far as i know, no browser actually supports it. So might as well use HTTP for faster connection setup.

If you get a 4G proxy where you can rotate the IP on demand then you can manage multiple groups of accounts with one single 4G proxy.

3proxy supports SOCKS5 UDP.

Pixelscan says i'm using Proxy as well, even though i'm not. I bet most of these sites are honey pots anyways. What kind of regular user checks their IP reputation?

Ideally you would use IPs from the same country/state/city for each account. 4G proxies can be expensive but they allow you to run multiple accounts per IP at the same time since the IP addresses are shared with many other legit users. And with IP rotation you can manage multiple groups of...

Because they can! They have some of the largest IP pools from all over the world. And they probably can't get as much traffic through their "legal botnet" peers compared to the marketplace sellers here that use their own dedicated 4G devices.

SOCKS5 and HTTP CONNECT are very similiar, they basically just pass on the data between you and the target server. SOCKS5 does support UDP, but a lot of proxy providers don't have UDP support implemented. WebRTC for example uses UDP and can be used to leak your real IP address. So in theory...

I don't know about better, but maybe cheaper.

Have you tried IPv6 proxies yet?

A lot of times geolocation for mobile IPs is not very accurate. It might not even put you in the right state, let alone city. If you get a dedicated 4G/5G proxy that should usually stay in the same physical location and let you rotate the IP on demand. But it depends on how often you want to...

Maybe residential proxy pool with "sticky ip" / session ids where you get a different IP per session id. Or look for Dedicated 4G proxies in the marketplace with unlimited data. If you use enough GB per month you might even get it cheaper.

Maybe IPv6 proxies could work.