IG can detect residential proxy?
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boianon
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it's most likely a bad proxy check the fraud score of it and the type
have came across so many services that sell residential proxys that come up as anonymizing vpn
Also it's best if you use mobile proxies that is the one where I have had the best result with for creating bulk Instagram accounts
have came across so many services that sell residential proxys that come up as anonymizing vpn
Also it's best if you use mobile proxies that is the one where I have had the best result with for creating bulk Instagram accounts
AllOutAnime
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I think your issue is the anti-detect browser and not the proxy.
aliengains
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A quick tip: Always check the fraud score of an IP when using.
best services of Cleans IPs which i'm using
Webshare.io
Oxylab
best services of Cleans IPs which i'm using
Webshare.io
Oxylab
SecuredNet
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yes
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Yes it can detect
Vendettta
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along with the sites mentioned by @SecuredNet @aliengains
try https://iprify.com/
they analyze your whole browser setup so it includes checking for inconsistencies in your browser profile too
boianon
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never heard of iprify.com but always used pixelscan.net
thanks for your share gonna looking to the website you mentioned
Vendettta
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It's always been there for me hahaa
This is very common in countries like India, where 1 IP is shared among a large area of city. and many times someone might have spammed very hard, or have virus/botnet in their device due to downloading cracks or something, which compromises the IP a lot. I personally prefer my mobile data hotspot whenever trying to do some sensitive task on IG or something. To 1st get a decent IP 1st.
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should really b4 using 4g proxys for insta accounts.
klique
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It's likely the IP itself, and not the residential proxy company. People abuse the IPs prior to you getting access to them, and is why the more expensive the residential proxy, the better chance of getting clean IPs. Spammers need cheap, quality proxies.. and is why they will go with a cheap residential provider.
Your best bet for social platforms is 4g proxies. 4g proxies have many benefits, most of which is that you will get a clean IP 99% of the time. More expensive, but you will have a better experience while performing actions.
Your best bet for social platforms is 4g proxies. 4g proxies have many benefits, most of which is that you will get a clean IP 99% of the time. More expensive, but you will have a better experience while performing actions.
TiagoS
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One thing that Instagram and other platforms could be doing is checking the latency to detect if you are under a VPN or Proxy, and that's something not even dedicated 4g/5g proxies can prevent, not even Anti detect tools. It's very advanced but totally possible. I use this method to detect fraud on my apps. Check this https://incolumitas.com/2021/06/07/detecting-proxies-and-vpn-with-latencies/ . Basically let's say you are from India and you use a US proxy. Latency will be very high and unusual. Very different from an actual user in the US, in that his latency will be low. Something you could do to try to mitigate this is run an anti-detect browser with a 5G proxy from an RDP in the US. This way the latency will be much lower.