Jarvee and Proxies

Hello everyone,

I've recently started using jarvee, and I'm adding more accounts to it so I figured I should be using proxies, however I'm going to have to use the same proxy when logging into my account, so my questions are:

1. Can I log into my account and post using jarvee's embedded browser safely? ( will it log in using the proxy)
2. How do I configure my browser to log into that account using only that proxy?

Thanks!

Sayonarabro said:

Hello everyone,

I've recently started using jarvee, and I'm adding more accounts to it so I figured I should be using proxies, however I'm going to have to use the same proxy when logging into my account, so my questions are:

1. Can I log into my account and post using jarvee's embedded browser safely? ( will it log in using the proxy)
2. How do I configure my browser to log into that account using only that proxy?

Thanks!

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Hi. This is all done in the proxy Manager. Plus, it is recommended to use mobile proxies. It is important to set the correct time intervals.

I would recommend to go to your proxy provider's support. Some settings might be different and their support will know best which settings to work with.

1. Jarvee will use your internet provider's proxy to log in to your account regardless of whether you are using an embedded browser or not.

It is relatively safe if it is not associated with other Instagram accounts.

2. Again, your browser will use that same proxy from your internet provider.

You don't want to use Jarvee in conjunction with your browser cause there will be a device id conflict.

You can use Jarvee's embedded browser if you need to.

Btw, Jarvee is a two-pack of you know what, just fyi.

Contact your proxy providers.

FUTUR TIM said:

1. Jarvee will use your internet provider's proxy to log in to your account regardless of whether you are using an embedded browser or not.

It is relatively safe if it is not associated with other Instagram accounts.

2. Again, your browser will use that same proxy from your internet provider.

You don't want to use Jarvee in conjunction with your browser cause there will be a device id conflict.

You can use Jarvee's embedded browser if you need to.

Btw, Jarvee is a two-pack of you know what, just fyi.

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Thanks for your reply !
Is it possible to use an account on my phone using the same configured proxy on jarvee?
Also why do you think that about jarvee? And are there better alternatives?

Some1 I know got a bunch of accounts disabled because of this.
As a side question, Does anybody here manage ~2000 accounts from fb /ig / twitter without investing too much into newer accounts(aka keep the unbanned)

Sayonarabro said:

Is it possible to use an account on my phone using the same configured proxy on jarvee?

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It is possible, and many people do that, but I won't recommend it, same reason - device id conflict.

I say that cause I have used to be managing thousands of accounts on Jarvee before and after 2018. Unless you are interested in constant action blocks, verifications, bans, and stress overall, I would advise against using Jarvee.

There are alternatives, but not the ones available to the general public. If you are interested in doing this for a living, you need to hire a developer and make a bot for yourself or buy a bunch of cheap Android phones and automate them via touch emulator.

It is not the same game anymore, and the entry bar is not the same either. You have to invest in your tools if you are going to manage someone's growth for real.

There is always talk about proxies for jarvee but that tool only gives you 10 accounts, and you can use 5 accounts on every social platform from same ip no problem?
So if i would use jarvee for 7 different accounts and add 1 fb, 1 tumbler and 1 twitter i wouldn't need to use any proxy because there are at the most only 2 accounts per social platform, right?

For 50$ jarvee i would need about 3-6 proxies? (30 accounts)

and if your intending to run multiple accounts
def stick with 4g, for a higher success rate