How long can i use a static IP?

Hey, i have 100% clean US static proxies, they are not recognized as proxies by ipqualityscore (on highest strictness) or scamalytics, and are recognized as Fixed Line ISPs or ISP/MOB by ip2location.

NO DNS LEAK, every proxy uses their native AT&T DNS.

Im running them seamlessly on iPhone IG Accs (1 phone = 3 accs on 1 static IP) and they work great for the last 2 weeks without any errors, but im wondering since these are ALWAYS the same IPs, wont it be suspicious for IG? like i said, they are not recognized as spam/proxies/vpn or ANY fraud score by all the checkers on the web.

i know that mobile IPs or normal residential IPs do change slightly (multiple times) every day but i would use one single IP (crispy clean tho) for 30 days.

Am i safe that way or no?

I don't think it'll be a red flag for Instagram, if you aren't spamming you should be fine.

ofboss said:

im wondering since these are ALWAYS the same IPs, wont it be suspicious for IG?

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No it wont, infact its much better as it proves you dont jump from IP to IP which people do with airplane mode, indirectly saying you are a real user who is managing the account.

Manual Growth said:

No it wont, infact its much better as it proves you dont jump from IP to IP which people do with airplane mode, indirectly saying you are a real user who is managing the account.

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Thank you! So then i can use the exact same IP for longer than 30 days?

the device keeps the same IP address until you cancel the reservation or remove the device from your network

Others seem to have already answered your question, but I'll add that you shouldn't really use any IP 'quality/spam scoring' sites at all. A lot of them are just honeypots for businesses who ironically sell the visitor IPs to companies to fight botting/spamming.

sisilynora said:

the device keeps the same IP address until you cancel the reservation or remove the device from your network

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read my first question again. i know what kind of proxies im working with, thanks anyway for your clarification. the question was, if IG wouldnt find it suspicious because i never seen a normal "wifi network" or a mobile connection that doesnt rotate its IP (multiple times) daily.

a lot of people use the same vpn with the same auto-connect ip for years

Juhku said:

Others seem to have already answered your question, but I'll add that you shouldn't really use any IP 'quality/spam scoring' sites at all. A lot of them are just honeypots for businesses who ironically sell the visitor IPs to companies to fight botting/spamming.

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i thought about that too, but because for some cases i need to use static residentials i sadly will have to use ipqs ip2location at least

darkfury said:

a lot of people use the same vpn with the same auto-connect ip for years

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yeah, but im trying to build legit accounts with viral reels on them (which works for now)

Personally I would think it might flag up eventually, better to blend in with the herd if you can and use public vpn services. Obviously, if that suits your setup.