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Hello everyone, I'm relatively new to these things and my goal is a bit different than running ads. I want to have multiple facebook accounts and they will be just commenting some posts, posted by some other accounts, so lets say I want my accounts to live a bit longer... So far I researched a few proxy providers(proxy-cheap and bright data) and anti-detect browsers(dolphin, adspower and incognition). I'm using ISP proxies and I'm configuring my profiles for anti-detect browsers well(IMO), but when I make a few checks in ip-score, browserscan or some other site, They all show that I have DNS leaks and show some german IP and my proxies are from Bulgaria, so different countries. Few questions here:
How bad it is to have DNS leaks from different countries If I want long living accounts.
Can it be fixed somehow?
Will different anti-detect browser make some difference?
Please help :)
 
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TNT99 said:
Hello everyone, I'm relatively new to these things and my goal is a bit different than running ads. I want to have multiple facebook accounts and they will be just commenting some posts, posted by some other accounts, so lets say I want my accounts to live a bit longer... So far I researched a few proxy providers(proxy-cheap and bright data) and anti-detect browsers(dolphin, adspower and incognition). I'm using ISP proxies and I'm configuring my profiles for anti-detect browsers well(IMO), but when I make a few checks in ip-score, browserscan or some other site, They all show that I have DNS leaks and show some german IP and my proxies are from Bulgaria, so different countries. Few questions here:
How bad it is to have DNS leaks from different countries If I want long living accounts.
Can it be fixed somehow?
Will different anti-detect browser make some difference?
Please help :)
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How to fix DNS leaks:
Use a VPN/Proxy that supports DNS Leak Protection: Some proxy or VPN providers have DNS leak protection. You should make sure that the proxy you're using has this feature, or you can use a secure VPN service that comes with DNS Leak Protection. Make sure that when using a proxy, all DNS requests are processed through the proxy instead of through the default DNS of the computer or ISP.
Check for DNS leaks regularly: You can check if there is a DNS leak using tools like DNS Leak Test or WhatIsMyIP. Perform these tests regularly to ensure that no data is exposed.
Use proxies with separate features for DNS: Some advanced proxy services offer completely separate IPs and DNS, which helps to avoid exposing geolocation information over DNS.
 
like the guy shared above, i see you are using adspower, try using multilogin, it's a bit more expensive but more stable
 
TNT99 said:
Hello everyone, I'm relatively new to these things and my goal is a bit different than running ads. I want to have multiple facebook accounts and they will be just commenting some posts, posted by some other accounts, so lets say I want my accounts to live a bit longer... So far I researched a few proxy providers(proxy-cheap and bright data) and anti-detect browsers(dolphin, adspower and incognition). I'm using ISP proxies and I'm configuring my profiles for anti-detect browsers well(IMO), but when I make a few checks in ip-score, browserscan or some other site, They all show that I have DNS leaks and show some german IP and my proxies are from Bulgaria, so different countries. Few questions here:
How bad it is to have DNS leaks from different countries If I want long living accounts.
Can it be fixed somehow?
Will different anti-detect browser make some difference?
Please help :)
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1. Use a secure DNS provider like google dns or cloudflare
2. If you use a VPN, use a VPN that supports dns. Or to be more certain, combine VPN and proxy together
 
Some proxy and VPN providers support DNS leak protection services. They will provide you with a DNS leak checker. You can find them on the market
 
I check my real IP through DNS checkers and get similar results to Static ISP proxies do I don't think it matters too much unless your real IP is getting leaked
 
TNT99 said:
Hello everyone, I'm relatively new to these things and my goal is a bit different than running ads. I want to have multiple facebook accounts and they will be just commenting some posts, posted by some other accounts, so lets say I want my accounts to live a bit longer... So far I researched a few proxy providers(proxy-cheap and bright data) and anti-detect browsers(dolphin, adspower and incognition). I'm using ISP proxies and I'm configuring my profiles for anti-detect browsers well(IMO), but when I make a few checks in ip-score, browserscan or some other site, They all show that I have DNS leaks and show some german IP and my proxies are from Bulgaria, so different countries. Few questions here:
How bad it is to have DNS leaks from different countries If I want long living accounts.
Can it be fixed somehow?
Will different anti-detect browser make some difference?
Please help :)
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1. Fix DNS: Ensure the proxies and your DNS settings align. Many proxy providers offer details guides to avoid leaks or you can use DNS-specific tools to configure your system properly.

2. Choose the right antidetect browser: While you are using Dolphin, AdsPower and Incognition, you might want to explore options like Multilogin, Gologin or Hidemyacc. Different browsers have varying strengths in masking fingerprints, so experimenting could help.

3. Combine proxy and antidetect browser: Use residential proxies from reliable providers like Bright Data or Oxylabs for more authentic browsing. Combine proxy with antidetect browser can help you manage multiple accounts effectively.
 
Guys, thank you for the time and suggestions, but I'm still stuck... I'm using Bright Data proxy. I have configured DNS resolver - remote. I have tried using foxy-proxy(without anti-detect browser) and GoLogin, AdsPower, Incognition and Doplhin-anti. I have deactivated IP v6 on my machine. I tried using HTTP and SOCKS5. I tried using NordVPN and all above combinations. And I'm still getting DNS leaks, from many countries(mostly Germany) in every DNS leaking test site... I can send how I have configured the anti-detect browsers if you think it will be helpful, but I'm getting desparate now... Please help on this issue.
 
To avoid DNS leaks, you need to choose the right proxy and anti-detection browser. Don't despair!
 
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