How to post organic content using a proxy?

Ok so basically my main phone is blacklisted, so ive resorted to buying aged IG accounts on accsmarket. But im a bit confused on the setup so that #1 the account dosent get flagged, and #2 has the ability to go viral.

Ive scrolled through a few of the threads and heard ppl talking about, antidetect browsers, mobile/residential proxys, mobile emulators, etc

And im just curious would someone be able to give a step by step break down of how to do this?

Because im just confused abt some of the stuff:

- is mobile or residential proxys best(and where do i buy them from thats relatively cheap)

- Doesnt posting on an antidetect browser limit reach, because insta detects that your posting on a PC and not a mobile phone?

- How does a mobile emulator even work with antidetect browsers, because emulators are like softwares you download on ur computer, how do you use a proxy/antidetect browser with it.

Sorry for all the newbie questions but I really appreciate any help/guidance you can provide

Craftyimp said:

is mobile or residential proxys best(and where do i buy them from thats relatively cheap)

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Mobile Proxies are better than Static Residential Proxies (sometimes called ISP proxies), which are better than Dynamic Residential Proxies. There are many providers available, check out the https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/. They are used to mask your IP.

Craftyimp said:

Doesnt posting on an antidetect browser limit reach, because insta detects that your posting on a PC and not a mobile phone?

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Most popular apps, which primarily target mobile users, limit user activity regardless of where the app is run. They don't want users to spam, but they tend to trust mobile users more. This trust results in more allowed activity and a lower chance of being shadowbanned or banned.

Mobile-first social apps rank devices by how easy they are to automate (since they don't want bots), with iOS being the hardest to automate, followed by Android, and then PC.

Craftyimp said:

How does a mobile emulator even work with antidetect browsers, because emulators are like softwares you download on ur computer, how do you use a proxy/antidetect browser with it.

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Antidetect browsers are apps that let you run individual instances of Chromium (an open-source browser that Chrome is built on) on a PC or Mac. They're used to mask your unique device/browser combination. Some developers are now integrating Android emulators into antidetect apps.

There are two issues with Android emulators: first, it's Android, and second, it's an emulator. Android is ranked lower by apps that consider mobile devices a parameter in their internal "trust score." Emulators have a unique fingerprint, which is hard to mask. Apps with significant resources (like TikTok, Instagram, Tinder, etc.) can identify emulators quickly and frequently update their detection methods.

Detecting an iOS emulator is even easier because its footprint can't be easily masked.

You can connect to a any proxy from anything (anti detect browsers, iOS/Android real devices and emulators).

Why is your main phone blacklisted? How do you know its actually blacklisted?

truefast said:

Mobile Proxies are better than Static Residential Proxies (sometimes called ISP proxies), which are better than Dynamic Residential Proxies. There are many providers available, check out the marketplace. They are used to mask your IP.


Most popular apps, which primarily target mobile users, limit user activity regardless of where the app is run. They don't want users to spam, but they tend to trust mobile users more. This trust results in more allowed activity and a lower chance of being shadowbanned or banned.

Mobile-first social apps rank devices by how easy they are to automate (since they don't want bots), with iOS being the hardest to automate, followed by Android, and then PC.

Antidetect browsers are apps that let you run individual instances of Chromium (an open-source browser that Chrome is built on) on a PC or Mac. They're used to mask your unique device/browser combination. Some developers are now integrating Android emulators into antidetect apps.

There are two issues with Android emulators: first, it's Android, and second, it's an emulator. Android is ranked lower by apps that consider mobile devices a parameter in their internal "trust score." Emulators have a unique fingerprint, which is hard to mask. Apps with significant resources (like TikTok, Instagram, Tinder, etc.) can identify emulators quickly and frequently update their detection methods.

Detecting an iOS emulator is even easier because its footprint can't be easily masked.

You can connect to a any proxy from anything (anti detect browsers, iOS/Android real devices and emulators).

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Appreciate it, thank you so much!

Manual Growth said:

Why is your main phone blacklisted? How do you know its actually blacklisted?

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Cause first off ive created like hundreds of accounts on the phone(for tiktok, and like 20+ for ig). And whenever i try creating a new instagram acc(even if I use a legit phone number, etc) it instantly gets banned. And my tt accounts i create get like 10-50 views on the first post. I just bought an old iphone 8 and i posted the exact same content and it got 2k views on the first post

Craftyimp said:

Cause first off ive created like hundreds of accounts on the phone(for tiktok, and like 20+ for ig). And whenever i try creating a new instagram acc(even if I use a legit phone number, etc) it instantly gets banned. And my tt accounts i create get like 10-50 views on the first post. I just bought an old iphone 8 and i posted the exact same content and it got 2k views on the first post

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Are you using an app cloner or just creating new accounts within a single app?

Why is your main phone blacklisted?