Facebook Proxy Question

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1. Mobile proxy IPs rotate on every req. Does that not look suspicious?
2. Most mobile proxy providers don’t offer sticky sessions. What to do?
3. Is it okay to use a static residential proxy for managing Facebook accounts?
4. Should the account location match the proxy IP location? If yes, is matching at the country level sufficient, or is a city-level match required?
5. I’m not creating accounts. Do I still need a 4G proxy for account-related tasks like ad run, password reset, etc.?

PS :
My Accounts are aged.
I got a lot of accounts from my old PC. I left FB ads now want to continue again. So i need to reinstate accounts on Anti-detect browser
I'm using Adspower currently.
 
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  1. Mobile proxy IPs rotating on every request can sometimes look suspicious, especially for strict platforms. Sticky sessions or session control usually help reduce this risk.
  2. If your provider doesn’t offer sticky sessions, consider using proxy rotation tools or services that allow session control, or switch proxies less frequently during sensitive actions.
  3. Static residential proxies can work for managing Facebook accounts, but they may be more easily flagged compared to mobile proxies, which better mimic real user behavior.
  4. Matching account location and proxy IP is important. Usually, matching at the country level is the minimum, but for higher security and fewer blocks, city-level matching is preferred if possible.
  5. Even if you’re not creating accounts, using 4G mobile proxies for actions like running ads or password resets can reduce risks of blocks and account restrictions
 
1. It is better to find a proxy where the change does not happen so often
2. This is in the order of things, mobile IP addresses are changing and the pool is limited, it is enough for the IP to be in the same region.
3. Yes
4. Ideally, everything should match
5. Generally, this is suspicious activity, but clean proxies will do.
 
1. Also depends how much time has passed. A phone's IP changes everytime it's reset so it all depends
2. Pick some up in the marketplace, or get a phone with unlimited 4G so you can do it yourself?
3. Yeah!
4. Probably, yeah.
5. I feel like testing ads with these aspects is a little hard.
 
FloppydataProxy said:
  1. Mobile proxy IPs rotating on every request can sometimes look suspicious, especially for strict platforms. Sticky sessions or session control usually help reduce this risk.
  2. If your provider doesn’t offer sticky sessions, consider using proxy rotation tools or services that allow session control, or switch proxies less frequently during sensitive actions.
  3. Static residential proxies can work for managing Facebook accounts, but they may be more easily flagged compared to mobile proxies, which better mimic real user behavior.
  4. Matching account location and proxy IP is important. Usually, matching at the country level is the minimum, but for higher security and fewer blocks, city-level matching is preferred if possible.
  5. Even if you’re not creating accounts, using 4G mobile proxies for actions like running ads or password resets can reduce risks of blocks and account restrictions
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Thanks for the answer. Let's say I'm using 10 accounts. I created 1 mobile proxy. But how to make sure same Ip is not assigned to multiple account? i know mobile proxy pool is large but any chance ? Can I use 1 mobile proxy for multiple accounts as the proxy changes IP?

In my real SIM, the IPv6 address stays the same, but the IPv4 address changes frequently. Will a proxy behave the same way? Do mobile proxies come with IPv6 support? Sorry if it's a noob question.

So for now, just using "mobile proxy with same account location" is the goto setup?


ReaL_GainZ said:
1. Also depends how much time has passed. A phone's IP changes everytime it's reset so it all depends
2. Pick some up in the marketplace, or get a phone with unlimited 4G so you can do it yourself?
3. Yeah!
4. Probably, yeah.
5. I feel like testing ads with these aspects is a little hard.
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Thanks for the answer
Can't use own 4g as already multiple accounts assigned for that IP.
little hard for ads , why?
I'm using Antidetect Browser + mobile proxy + aged accounts with spend history. What else do I need?
 
Yes, rotating IPs on every request can look suspicious to Facebook—consistency matters.
If sticky sessions aren't available, choose providers that allow IP persistence for at least 10–30 minutes to reduce risk.
Yes, static residential proxies are fine if they are clean and have a consistent IP—just avoid datacenter proxies.
Matching the proxy IP to the account's original country is often enough, but city-level matching is safer if the account was geo-locked.
Yes, even if you’re not creating accounts, using 4G proxies can help mimic real user behavior and reduce risk for sensitive actions like ad setup, password resets, etc.
 
Constantly changing IPs will make Facebook suspicious; consistency is important. If you don't have a persistent session, choose a provider that allows IP persistence for at least 10-30 minutes.

Static residential proxies are fine if they are "clean" and have consistent IPs, but avoid data center proxies. Matching the proxy IP to the account's country of origin is usually sufficient, but city-level matching is safer for geo-locked accounts.

Finally, 4G proxies are useful for simulating real users and reducing the risk of sensitive actions like ad placement or password resets, even without creating a new account.
 
Skyline_01 said:
Constantly changing IPs will make Facebook suspicious; consistency is important. If you don't have a persistent session, choose a provider that allows IP persistence for at least 10-30 minutes.

Static residential proxies are fine if they are "clean" and have consistent IPs, but avoid data center proxies. Matching the proxy IP to the account's country of origin is usually sufficient, but city-level matching is safer for geo-locked accounts.

Finally, 4G proxies are useful for simulating real users and reducing the risk of sensitive actions like ad placement or password resets, even without creating a new account.
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Did you just rephrase @milo123123 's reply? :D


milo123123 said:
Yes, rotating IPs on every request can look suspicious to Facebook—consistency matters.
If sticky sessions aren't available, choose providers that allow IP persistence for at least 10–30 minutes to reduce risk.
Yes, static residential proxies are fine if they are clean and have a consistent IP—just avoid datacenter proxies.
Matching the proxy IP to the account's original country is often enough, but city-level matching is safer if the account was geo-locked.
Yes, even if you’re not creating accounts, using 4G proxies can help mimic real user behavior and reduce risk for sensitive actions like ad setup, password resets, etc.
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Thanks mate.
One question, Using my normal internet connection, when i visit "whats my ip adress .com", it shows both IPv6 and IPv4. But when I use proxy (residential), I only see IPv4. Is that not suspicious? do mobile proxies give both IPv6 & IPv4 address?
 
thunderhd said:
1. Mobile proxy IPs rotate on every req. Does that not look suspicious?
2. Most mobile proxy providers don’t offer sticky sessions. What to do?
3. Is it okay to use a static residential proxy for managing Facebook accounts?
4. Should the account location match the proxy IP location? If yes, is matching at the country level sufficient, or is a city-level match required?
5. I’m not creating accounts. Do I still need a 4G proxy for account-related tasks like ad run, password reset, etc.?

PS :
My Accounts are aged.
I got a lot of accounts from my old PC. I left FB ads now want to continue again. So i need to reinstate accounts on Anti-detect browser
I'm using Adspower currently.
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You should find a provider who will provide you with all the necessary conditions to run your campaign without ever having to worry about your proxy address not being fixed.
 
Mobile IPs naturally rotate over time, but it only looks sketchy if they switch super fast, like every few seconds. To stay safe, keep the same IP during a session and only switch between sessions. Also, use the same device info and browser settings to act like a real user.
 
thunderhd said:
1. Mobile proxy IPs rotate on every req. Does that not look suspicious?
2. Most mobile proxy providers don’t offer sticky sessions. What to do?
3. Is it okay to use a static residential proxy for managing Facebook accounts?
4. Should the account location match the proxy IP location? If yes, is matching at the country level sufficient, or is a city-level match required?
5. I’m not creating accounts. Do I still need a 4G proxy for account-related tasks like ad run, password reset, etc.?

PS :
My Accounts are aged.
I got a lot of accounts from my old PC. I left FB ads now want to continue again. So i need to reinstate accounts on Anti-detect browser
I'm using Adspower currently.
Click to expand...
If the changes are not too frequent and the range is close, it will not affect anything.
Civil proxies can be used for facebook.
Match as much as possible, but as a rule, match at the country level.
Good luck in your business!
 
  • Rotating mobile proxies can look suspicious without sticky sessions, so use providers that offer session control or longer IP dwell times.
  • For aged accounts, matching proxy location at the country level is usually enough, and static residential proxies work fine for non-creation tasks like ad running and resets.
 
thunderhd said:
1. Mobile proxy IPs rotate on every req. Does that not look suspicious?
2. Most mobile proxy providers don’t offer sticky sessions. What to do?
3. Is it okay to use a static residential proxy for managing Facebook accounts?
4. Should the account location match the proxy IP location? If yes, is matching at the country level sufficient, or is a city-level match required?
5. I’m not creating accounts. Do I still need a 4G proxy for account-related tasks like ad run, password reset, etc.?

PS :
My Accounts are aged.
I got a lot of accounts from my old PC. I left FB ads now want to continue again. So i need to reinstate accounts on Anti-detect browser
I'm using Adspower currently.
Click to expand...
That kind of instant suspension on Reddit usually points to a burned proxy footprint or bad ASN reputation. Reddit’s detection is super sensitive, especially via API access. If your personal IP works fine, it's clearly a proxy issue. Most datacenter or even residential proxies get flagged fast, even with a solid antidetect browser. If you're managing 50+ accounts, mobile proxies are a much safer option, trusted carrier ASN, dynamic IPs, and human-like patterns make them far less detectable. Just make sure to warm up the accounts properly before scaling.
 
Proxy usage during account management should be optimized to avoid any unusual signs from the platform. If the mobile proxy changes IP continuously with each request, it is a red flag – it is easy for the system to detect it as unnatural. It is best to use a session-based IP to maintain stability throughout the operation.

If you are not creating a new account and are just performing tasks like logging in, changing information, recovering an account, a static residential proxy can still be sufficient, as long as the IP is not abused and the location matches the account. Country-level matching may be sufficient, but city-level matching is more natural.

The most important thing is still the consistency between user behavior and technical traces – from IP, location, time zone to device. Just one mismatch can cause an account to be flagged even if you do not violate the policy.
 
It is still possible to use a static residential proxy to manage multiple accounts, but the inability to rotate IPs makes accounts more susceptible to flagging.
 
Constantly changing mobile IPs are not necessarily a problem, but if each request is a new IP, it can easily break the session and trigger a checkpoint. For important tasks, it is recommended to use a 4G IP with a sticky session of at least a few minutes. Static residential proxies are still fine if the account has a stable history, but for high-volume operations, mobile is still the safer choice. As for IP location, country matching is the minimum – city matching is even better if you want to avoid surprise verification.
 
1. It's better to use a proxy with stable IPs.
2. Mobile IPs change often — as long as they're in the same region, it's fine.
3. Yes.
4. Ideally, all information should match.
5. This kind of activity is suspicious, but clean proxies can work.
 
1. Yes, rotating on every request looks bot-like, use session control or sticky IPs when possible.
2. Look for providers with session-based mobile IPs (e.g., 10–30 min stickiness) or rotate manually.
3. Static residential proxies are fine if they’re high-quality and not reused on flagged accounts.
4. Yes, location should match, country-level is minimum, but city-level match reduces risk more.
5. 4G proxy isn’t mandatory for aged accounts, but it adds trust for sensitive actions like password reset.
Tell me if we are clear here.
 
1. Yes, 4G IPs that change frequently can be suspicious if the session is not kept long enough (Meta suspects bots or public networks).
2. Use a 4G proxy that supports "sticky sessions" (keep IP for 10–30 minutes) or attach a fixed IP to the modem if possible.
3. Yes, static residential proxies can still be used if the geo-location is correct and there is no previous spam.
4. Should match at least city level** to avoid flags; matching only country level is often not safe enough.
5. Yes, it is still recommended to use 4G or high-end residential proxies for sensitive operations such as ads, reset password to avoid checkpoints.
 
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