Assistance regarding rotating proxies

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Hi fellas!

I was hoping one of you would be kind enough to provide me with a bit of information or at least guide me in the right direction to said information about rotating proxies.

I have a few questions but I will start out by saying I am not very knowledgeable when it comes to this topic.

1) I have a phone that I am not using. It has a SIM with unlimited data package. Would it be possible to use this as a standard mobile proxy and if so with rotation and if so how? Switching airplane mode manually on and off every 1-5 minutes is not very convenient but maybe with an app? But even so how would I feed all the new/rotating IP's to another software that I am using? (Apologies if this doesn't make sense)
2) Realistically, I will need an US residential or mobile proxy with rotation regardless of ^ but I am not entirely sure how all of this is set up i.e. how can I check how big the IP pool is from a particular service, how do I automate these IPs to rotate depending on new requests or tasks?

Any advice and guidance is greatly appreciated!
 
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A proxy is a computer that you connect your computer to, so from your computer's perspective you are just connecting to someproxy.com, instead of example.com, and from example.com's perspective, the connection is coming from someproxy.com instead of yourcomputer.com A proxy can also be used to censor or monitor a connection: "censor" ads/facebook or just monitor the connection.
 
- Using your phone as a proxy, while technically possible, using your phone as a rotating proxy with constant airplane mode toggling isn't ideal. It's clunky and might drain your battery. Apps can automate the process a bit, but it's still not the most reliable solution. Because some carriers might throttle or block your connection if they detect unusual activity. Most carriers have a smaller pool of IPs compared to dedicated proxy services.

- You're on the right track about using a residential or mobile proxy service with rotation. This is a much more reliable approach for what you need. You'll have access to a vast pool of IPs, increasing your anonymity and reducing the risk of getting blocked. The service automatically assigns you a new IP address for each request or at set intervals. Reputable providers offer easy integration with your software through APIs or user-friendly interfaces. This lets you manage the rotating IPs without needing to do it manually.

- Most proxy services advertise the size of their IP pool on their website. Look for plans that offer "rotating residential proxies" or "rotating mobile proxies" depending on your needs.

- As for automation, check the service's documentation or contact their support. They'll guide you on setting up the automatic IP rotation with your software. Look for reputable proxy services with good reviews. Consider factors like price, pool size, connection speeds, and ease of use. Begin with a smaller plan to test the service before committing to a larger one. Make sure the proxy service offers secure connections, especially if you're dealing with sensitive data.
 
Thank you both kindly for your input! I am grateful for you taking your time to provide me this info.
 
VictorSQ said:
- Using your phone as a proxy, while technically possible, using your phone as a rotating proxy with constant airplane mode toggling isn't ideal. It's clunky and might drain your battery. Apps can automate the process a bit, but it's still not the most reliable solution. Because some carriers might throttle or block your connection if they detect unusual activity. Most carriers have a smaller pool of IPs compared to dedicated proxy services.

- You're on the right track about using a residential or mobile proxy service with rotation. This is a much more reliable approach for what you need. You'll have access to a vast pool of IPs, increasing your anonymity and reducing the risk of getting blocked. The service automatically assigns you a new IP address for each request or at set intervals. Reputable providers offer easy integration with your software through APIs or user-friendly interfaces. This lets you manage the rotating IPs without needing to do it manually.

- Most proxy services advertise the size of their IP pool on their website. Look for plans that offer "rotating residential proxies" or "rotating mobile proxies" depending on your needs.

- As for automation, check the service's documentation or contact their support. They'll guide you on setting up the automatic IP rotation with your software. Look for reputable proxy services with good reviews. Consider factors like price, pool size, connection speeds, and ease of use. Begin with a smaller plan to test the service before committing to a larger one. Make sure the proxy service offers secure connections, especially if you're dealing with sensitive data.
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Thanks for the tips and nuggets of tips that you've given Will implement then in one of my projects for sure. Are there any reputable sites that you've tried out bulk proxy purchase and would recommend? Thanks
VictorSQ said:
- Using your phone as a proxy, while technically possible, using your phone as a rotating proxy with constant airplane mode toggling isn't ideal. It's clunky and might drain your battery. Apps can automate the process a bit, but it's still not the most reliable solution. Because some carriers might throttle or block your connection if they detect unusual activity. Most carriers have a smaller pool of IPs compared to dedicated proxy services.

- You're on the right track about using a residential or mobile proxy service with rotation. This is a much more reliable approach for what you need. You'll have access to a vast pool of IPs, increasing your anonymity and reducing the risk of getting blocked. The service automatically assigns you a new IP address for each request or at set intervals. Reputable providers offer easy integration with your software through APIs or user-friendly interfaces. This lets you manage the rotating IPs without needing to do it manually.

- Most proxy services advertise the size of their IP pool on their website. Look for plans that offer "rotating residential proxies" or "rotating mobile proxies" depending on your needs.

- As for automation, check the service's documentation or contact their support. They'll guide you on setting up the automatic IP rotation with your software. Look for reputable proxy services with good reviews. Consider factors like price, pool size, connection speeds, and ease of use. Begin with a smaller plan to test the service before committing to a larger one. Make sure the proxy service offers secure connections, especially if you're dealing with sensitive data.
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Use 4g rotating proxies, but first test and then buy
 
Proxidize Android is what you're looking for.
 
And there multiple threads on BHW on different proxy providers and also DIY mobile proxy.
 
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