4G Rotating Proxies

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I'm thinking of buying 4G mobile rotating proxies from smart proxy.
I've been hearing that it is best to use 4G rotating proxies for running many IG accounts but I want more information.
My thinking is it would be better if the account was associated with one proxy/one general location. If the accounts are always signing in from different locations wouldn't that be more suspicious to instagram?
 
Let me make you clear that rotating does not mean to change the location of your proxy. It means that your IP address will be rotated. By changing your IP address you can easily manage multiple accounts.
 
Estoy pensando en comprar proxies rotativos móviles 4G decuenta estaría asociada con un proxy/una ubicación general. Si las cuentas siempre inician sesión desde diferentes tiempos, ¿no sería más sospechoso para Instagram?
When you generate a rotation, you only rotate the IP, not the location
 
Rotating proxies are proxies that change their IP address and do not involve physically moving the location of the proxy server. People use them to manage multiple accounts on social media, search engines, and e-commerce websites. They're super helpful if you want to avoid detection or bypass restrictions on your online activities. By changing the IP address, you can hide your location and identity, making it harder for websites or platforms to keep tabs on what you're up to online.
 
I'm thinking of buying 4G mobile rotating proxies from smart proxy.
I've been hearing that it is best to use 4G rotating proxies for running many IG accounts but I want more information.

I guess you want to say rotating IP, cause generally multiple accounts are tied to a proxy and allotted IPs get rotated.

My thinking is it would be better if the account was associated with one proxy/one general location. If the accounts are always signing in from different locations wouldn't that be more suspicious to instagram?

Yes accounts (2 to 3) are associated with single proxies and the IPs get rotated, also rotating IP generally belongs to a IP pool and their location does not change.
 
Most of the rotating proxies where you can't turn off rotation are usually from a botnet type. Meaning they get people to install Apps on their devices and then share their bandwidth. If they have the ability to keep same IP for longer that usually means it's a true modem. But if you keep the same IP on Instagram it's not a bad thing as long as it's clean. And if you're rotating make sure they are in the same geo area and same provider. If IG sees you going from Los Angeles to New York to Florida in 1 hour they will know you're using some sort of proxy as no one can travel that fast. Also even make sure they rotate on the same provider as you most likely won't be bouncing from Verizon to T-Mobile to AT&T either.
 
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