Advice regarding logging in Gmail with proxy

Hello, I would like to ask for opinions as I'm having some trouble deciding. The idea is that I will have a lot of gmails, logging in on emulators to create characters in a game for each gmail. That will be the only purpose for the gmail accounts. Login > go in game > do actions > logout. My preference is that I won't need to face the problem of phone number verification whenever I login the gmails. I will get the gmails from a seller, one that claims that there wouldn't be any phone verification with login. But I still need to ask, which type of proxy would be more suitable for this type of use case?

Would I use residential proxies, as I could consistently use the same IP for that specific gmail account? Then each login would make it seem less likely to be flagged as it comes from the same IP and ISP? On the other hand, I could use mobile proxies, but it seems that generally most will only allow the geographical location to be country/city, most likely picking the city. But it could have different ISPs. I'm not really sure how much that matters. Each gmail would be saved in a database with its own respective emulator hardware profile to simulate the same device logging in.

Would appreciate reading some perspectives on this, perhaps there are people that have experience with this. Thank you.

You can use a civil proxy to log in using the formula 1 proxy/3 gmail.

use private proxies will be works

I would advise testing a couple accounts with a static ISP proxy for each account. If that doesn't work well you can use rotating residential proxies that connect from the same city each time. That plus the cookies on your emulator you should be fine

Proxy Cake said:

I would advise testing a couple accounts with a static ISP proxy for each account. If that doesn't work well you can use rotating residential proxies that connect from the same city each time. That plus the cookies on your emulator you should be fine

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Would Mobile proxies not suffice for logging in? And I'm not sure how to add cookies to the emulator.

sheeplk said:

Would Mobile proxies not suffice for logging in? And I'm not sure how to add cookies to the emulator.

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Sure mobile will work. I would advise some way to have cookies connected to the account so that you're not logging in with no cookies everytime

You will need a static residential proxy with low fraud score.

If the number of accounts is not large, you can use dedicated static residential proxies.

BartProxy said:

You will need a static residential proxy with low fraud score.

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But wouldn't mobile proxies work for this use case? I would programmatically set the hardware values like model, manufacturer, IMEI and such according to each account profile, but just the IP that would be a different mobile connection each time for relogging. Would relogging in a Google account on Android with a mobile proxy cause it to be flagged? I am only concerned about an account getting the verification by phone.