Best type of proxies for Threads

[Candlelight]

I've been wondering what would be the best type of proxies for the social media site Threads. Would residential proxies be enough or would they get my account banned? To clear things up, I'm doing daily actions to increase my follower count (posting, commenting, following)

 

[BooSpaceMan]

Mobile proxies. Threads is mostly (only!?) used on phones, so mobile proxies are a muuuust

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

You you plan on doing threads, a 4G proxy with rotation can help with 100+ accounts if the rotations are between each account action.

 

[netproxy]

Of course, there are many you can search, I found many very good proxies.

 

[saferidge]

Mobile proxies are your safest bet. Just use them like a normal person would.

 

[bluesnake651]

Using mobile proxies for Threads is a smart choice since the platform is primarily accessed through phones. It will help keep your account safe while you increase your follower count through daily actions.

 

[nitish16]

For Threads, residential proxies are usually safe and mimic real users well—ideal for daily actions like posting, following, and commenting. Just avoid spammy behavior and rotate proxies smartly to stay under the radar.

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

I've been wondering what would be the best type of proxies for the social media site Threads. Would residential proxies be enough or would they get my account banned? To clear things up, I'm doing daily actions to increase my follower count (posting, commenting, following)

If you're doing daily actions on Threads (following, posting, commenting), residential proxies might work short-term, but they're risky in the long run. Platforms like Threads are quick to flag reused or suspicious IPs. If you're looking for the safest and most stable setup, mobile proxies are your best bet, they provide real, rotating IPs from mobile carriers, which are way more trusted by Meta’s systems. That gives you much more room to scale without triggering bans.

 

[ChimeraPSN]

Residential or mobile proxies are best for Threads — they mimic real users and reduce bans. Avoid datacenter proxies; they’re easily flagged, especially with daily actions.

 

[teliasiza]

Residential proxies can work for basic browsing and light posting on Threads, but you’ll hit a wall once you start doing heavy commenting, follows, and reposts at scale. For that daily-action load, true mobile (4G/5G) proxies are your best bet—each SIM-backed line looks just like a real user’s IP and keeps your account health solid. If mobile lines are out of budget, go for high-quality rotating residential pools, but throttle your activity to 50–100 actions per proxy per day and randomize your timing. That way you stay under Threads’ radar and avoid those sudden blocks.