mrwhite77
Newbie
- Jul 30, 2024
- 32
- 9
History: have some reddit posts/comments up from my genuine accounts that I don't want associated or banned if any of these new accounts get banned
Goal is to be able to make some posts, upvote some posts, post some comments (no posting links)
I do not wish to treat them as disposable but more so as permanent accounts
Setup:
2nd ISP line to my house (different provider)
Fresh laptop from Amazon (using Dolphin Anty but don't want there to be any way my current PC info is somehow leaked)
10 aged with karma reddit accounts created in the US given to me by trusted friend
Mobile proxy 5g rotating(here is where I am confused). Do I need one of these per account? I've seen some people say you can use one for 3-4 accounts. If that's the case, if one account gets banned, will all of the accounts using that proxy get banned?)
Log into each account with proxy, browse the internet for a day and accumulate cookies, then log into reddit for the first time and just browse the first day
2nd day give some upvotes, and keep browsing
Day 3 test a comment for each account (no links)
Then attempt regular use
Where are the holes in this plan? The only downside I can see so far is if I need 1 mobile proxy per account as that will get expensive really quickly. Do I need to keep each account with its original mobile proxy?
Alternatively, if I bought a refurbed iphone, could I just airplane mode in between using each of the accounts and verify the IP changed? This seems fine other than if one of the accounts gets banned I feel like reddit will be able to gather some information. I don't know if any Iphone hardware info that's identifying gets scanned.
I selected mobile proxies because I heard those are better than residential, but as far as that goes, in order to simulated a real reddit user, wouldn't you generally want to emulate a home connection aka a static private residential proxy? There are mobile reddit users, and then people that just use their account at home.
Goal is to be able to make some posts, upvote some posts, post some comments (no posting links)
I do not wish to treat them as disposable but more so as permanent accounts
Setup:
2nd ISP line to my house (different provider)
Fresh laptop from Amazon (using Dolphin Anty but don't want there to be any way my current PC info is somehow leaked)
10 aged with karma reddit accounts created in the US given to me by trusted friend
Mobile proxy 5g rotating(here is where I am confused). Do I need one of these per account? I've seen some people say you can use one for 3-4 accounts. If that's the case, if one account gets banned, will all of the accounts using that proxy get banned?)
Log into each account with proxy, browse the internet for a day and accumulate cookies, then log into reddit for the first time and just browse the first day
2nd day give some upvotes, and keep browsing
Day 3 test a comment for each account (no links)
Then attempt regular use
Where are the holes in this plan? The only downside I can see so far is if I need 1 mobile proxy per account as that will get expensive really quickly. Do I need to keep each account with its original mobile proxy?
Alternatively, if I bought a refurbed iphone, could I just airplane mode in between using each of the accounts and verify the IP changed? This seems fine other than if one of the accounts gets banned I feel like reddit will be able to gather some information. I don't know if any Iphone hardware info that's identifying gets scanned.
I selected mobile proxies because I heard those are better than residential, but as far as that goes, in order to simulated a real reddit user, wouldn't you generally want to emulate a home connection aka a static private residential proxy? There are mobile reddit users, and then people that just use their account at home.
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