Instagram 4G Proxys Help

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Why is it that everyone advises using a limit of 20 Instagram accounts with each 4G proxy?

If I have a 4G proxy that rotates every 3 mins or a proxy that switches to API, then I could end up using hundreds of Instagram accounts with one 4G proxy or am I thinking wrong somewhere?

Thanks!
 
It doesnt really matter with Mobile IP's since mobile IP's are shared by thousands of devices on a single cell tower. That is basically where their anonymizing power lies.

Someone feel free to add or correct if im misunderstanding
 
It doesnt really matter with Mobile IP's since mobile IP's are shared by thousands of devices on a single cell tower. That is basically where their anonymizing power lies.

Someone feel free to add or correct if im misunderstanding
Yes NAT technology. Huge proxies pool dedicated to mobile carrier and resistant to bans :)
 
Using a single proxy for multiple accounts increase the risk of getting banned because the same IP address is shared by all of the accounts despite the fact that IP address is continuously rotating. There are several other factors like speed, activity level of the accounts etc.
 
Using a single proxy for multiple accounts increase the risk of getting banned because the same IP address is shared by all of the accounts despite the fact that IP address is continuously rotating. There are several other factors like speed, activity level of the accounts etc.
How much accounts would you recommend to share one rotating proxy?
 
Why is it that everyone advises using a limit of 20 Instagram accounts with each 4G proxy?

If I have a 4G proxy that rotates every 3 mins or a proxy that switches to API, then I could end up using hundreds of Instagram accounts with one 4G proxy or am I thinking wrong somewhere?

Thanks!
In theory, given the fact that you're rotating every 3 minutes, it should be a good failsafe. But I've seen accounts get flagged as suspicious and banned even when taking every feasible precaution. I'd suggest trial and error with smaller account pools before trying to go for hundreds.
 
If you create multiple accounts, you can use rotating proxies but if you farm them, you should use static proxies cuz it's more trusted.
 
Why is it that everyone advises using a limit of 20 Instagram accounts with each 4G proxy?
If I have a 4G proxy that rotates every 3 mins or a proxy that switches to API, then I could end up using hundreds of Instagram accounts with one 4G proxy or am I thinking wrong somewhere?
Thanks!
ide advise 5 accounts per ip let alone 20 accounts
 
How much accounts would you recommend to share one rotating proxy?

Even with mobile proxies more than 5 is not generally recommended if you care about the longevity of the account.

Why is it that everyone advises using a limit of 20 Instagram accounts with each 4G proxy?

If I have a 4G proxy that rotates every 3 mins or a proxy that switches to API, then I could end up using hundreds of Instagram accounts with one 4G proxy or am I thinking wrong somewhere?

Thanks!

If you're running such a high frequency IP rotation with a large number of accounts, this combined with other factors will likely create a fingerprint that Instagram will be able to use to connect and identify all of your accounts (even if technically they're never all on the same IP). I would think this would end up with all of you accounts getting flagged unfortunately.
 
Why is it that everyone advises using a limit of 20 Instagram accounts with each 4G proxy?

If I have a 4G proxy that rotates every 3 mins or a proxy that switches to API, then I could end up using hundreds of Instagram accounts with one 4G proxy or am I thinking wrong somewhere?

Thanks!
Using a specific number of Instagram accounts with a single 4G proxy is advised to maintain a balance between account security and avoiding detection by Insta algorithms. The limit of 20 accounts per 4G proxy is a general guideline to reduce the risk of being flagged for suspicious activity or violating Instagram's terms of service, Mate.
 
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