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If the goal is several Reddit accounts on an actual phone, I would separate the device environment from just the browser session. Incognito only isolates some cookies/session data, so it doesn’t really give each account its own environment. On Android, app cloning/work profiles are one option...

The proxy IP is only one part of the setup. If you are managing a lot of IG accounts, I would think in terms of keeping each account's environment consistent rather than trying to find a magic number of accounts per IP. Device/session separation, account history, login patterns, normal activity...

If you’re managing a larger number of Reddit accounts, I would separate the account environments rather than trying to run everything from one machine. There are a few approaches people use here, browser profiles, dedicated physical phones, or cloud-phone platforms such as Multilogin, Geelark...

Yeah, adding a human touch to the content makes a difference. Even if you use Claude, ChatGPT, or other AI, you should always manually edit not only intro and conclusion, but other parts of the text, especially those parts where you discuss the core of the topic.

Try using android cloud phones, you can run 10s or 100s of profiles. Just run each account in its own isolated environment instead of using different logins, since Instagram can still link accounts through device fingerprint, session data, timezone etc even in separate profiles. I used...

Not sure about it, the primary way to see if someone has blocked you is to search their username and if it shows up they haven't blocked you, otherwise they did. So running two independent accounts and checking with both through search can reveal who blocked you or who hasn't.