WOW WOW. man you are the man if you are getting them for 10 USD.
do you think those 4G lte usb modems from aliexpress can be setup to work for proxies or does it have to be Huawei?
Nop, unless you know how to flash them, haven't tried it, dunno if it works or not. but by the default software they comes in - they are pretty useless. at least I did not found a way to easy adapt them. not that I tried very much tho as I have plenty of those modems supplied locally
makes sense.
Buy two locally and see if you will manage with the rest of the setup before building those castles in clouds with 10 or more devices
I agree, a lot ahead to learn to worry about saving a dollar or two.Buy two locally and see if you will manage with the rest of the setup before building those castles in clouds with 10 or more devices
well, no, that's not what I meant by that. When I started I was so broke that I asked for those devices around my friends and local city facebook groups to see if anyone could sell them for a few euros. And sure did there were people ready to support my experiments. You can do the same, ask your friends, you need 2 or 3 of them to get going.
is there a specific reason that you only use huawei routers?
- They are extremely easy to use.
Sorry, I haven't tried those devices so I cant give you a good answer.
Same, here, haven't tried p20 but I think they should work, yes.
I thought all devices can be automated by HTTP requests, now I know
got: p9 lite, p20 lite, p9, p10
They can if you make HTTP server that converts HTTP requests to signals that the device understands.
Yes, the link I provided has a solution to automate that. You would need to learn javascript and node.js basics to easily get around.
What services did you consider? There are usually discounts for bulk customers.nah, that requires me to pay every month for the application to do its job (could literally buy proxies, it would almost be cheaper). It adds up quickly if you have multiple ones, like 5+ or more
and these apps usually come with a MASSIVE price too
but thank you for the suggestion, when I first heard about this a week ago I thought it would be amazing since I still have a couple old smartphones a previous project, but then saw the prices they ask and I was like: nope, nope, nope
dont remember the exact name of it, but I remember the price was absurd IMO. I think it was like 10-15 USD per phone per MONTH. I can just add another 10 USD and buy a proxy
dont remember the exact name of it, but I remember the price was absurd IMO. I think it was like 10-15 USD per phone per MONTH. I can just add another 10 USD and buy a proxy
What prices would you consider fair?
Imo it should be a bigger one time payment (15 USD) and after that 1 USD per phone per month
reason behind: they developed the app, but you are still paying for your 4G provider and your phone. you just need their app, that they invested a lot of time and money to develop but now its basically running with almost no cost in maintanance. (obviously this is just my opinion, and hopefully I didnt offend or disrespect someone)
If im wrong in thinking they have very low maintanance, would appreciate someone explaining why I am wrong
cant waitYou're not wrong. A fair price is $0. I have a free and open-source app coming soon
At first glance, it seems that everything is simple. But servers cost money, the work of Android programmers, backend, frontend, support and much more.dont remember the exact name of it, but I remember the price was absurd IMO. I think it was like 10-15 USD per phone per MONTH. I can just add another 10 USD and buy a proxy
What prices would you consider fair?
Imo it should be a bigger one time payment (15 USD) and after that 1 USD per phone per month
reason behind: they developed the app, but you are still paying for your 4G provider and your phone. you just need their app, that they invested a lot of time and money to develop but now its basically running with almost no cost in maintanance. (obviously this is just my opinion, and hopefully I didnt offend or disrespect someone)
If im wrong in thinking they have very low maintanance, would appreciate someone explaining why I am wrong
wait, iproxy.online costs 6-10 USD per ONE SIM card setup PER MONTH + regular SIM fees with your provider?
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sorry not interested in buying anything curently.