[BETA TESTERS] Convert your Android into a mobile proxy server!

Magic Networks said:

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen!

We would like to introduce our new software - ProxyMagic!

Our software can convert any Android-based smartphone into a proxy server with IP-rotation.
As an output, you will have https/socks5 proxies with auth.

The application works both on the newest 5G devices and on cheap old 3G/4G smartphones.
- Full UDP support over Socks5
- No root or any modifications are required
- Own connection protocol that bypasses DPI checks (works in Russia, Egypt, Iran etc.)
- AutoStart on boot
- Convenient web admin panel lets you watch the status of your device, control traffic, and manage IP change.
- Add multiple https/socks credentials to access one smartphone
- Handles up to 1000 system streams per one port
- IP address change takes only 2-3 seconds (depending on carrier) and can be adjusted
- IP address rotation by timer or by external link
- Ability to seamlessly switch if you have multiple ports
- 1 gbit channels
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Adjustable MTU
- Full IPv6 support
- DNS forwarding through proxy
- Local servers in US, Europe, Asia and Russia for better performance

We are looking for Beta-testers and would be grateful for your reviews and requests.
Access is free during Betatest.
Please PM me or post a reply in this thread to get an access.

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Magic Networks said:

We have implemented TCP fingerprint spoof feature. Now available for test. Please contact me to enable this feature.

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Not_a_Pro said:

I have a dual sim phone, is the app able to create 2 separate proxy connections at the same time?

If not, are we able to choose which SIM it uses the data from ?

These might seem like dumb questions because I'm new to this...
Thanks

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Magic Networks said:

We have implemented TCP fingerprint spoof feature. Now available for test. Please contact me to enable this feature.

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Not_a_Pro said:

I have a dual sim phone, is the app able to create 2 separate proxy connections at the same time?

If not, are we able to choose which SIM it uses the data from ?

These might seem like dumb questions because I'm new to this...
Thanks

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Magic Networks said:

Dual sim phones usually have only one modem, so you can have only one connection. You can choose which sim to use for data in your phone's settings.

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Not_a_Pro said:

What about phones that are able to have 2 data connections ? They are not common but do exist and will be more common in the future: https://www.qualcomm.com/news/onq/2...onnections-qualcomm-dsda-gen-2-with-dual-data

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