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how do i make residential proxies stable so as not to trigger reddit's system? my ip hops around all the time, even tho its in the same city, but its a desktop, which is unusual for it to jump around. i read that having static ip is not good either.

what do i do? or do i just have to settle for mobile proxy?

this recently triggered reddit to ban me and make me change my password, and my gmail even got disabled for a day, so i couldnt reset pw with reddit. which has made me not want to gmail ever again.

are there any reliable email sites i can use in anti detect browser? yahoo/mail.com/hotmail are all blocked, and proton was useless.

is icloud good?
 
Your proxy provider is messing up. You need a stable proxy IP. If your IP is changing then others are changing as well meaning you're sharing the IPs with a bunch of spammers
 
Your proxy provider is messing up. You need a stable proxy IP. If your IP is changing then others are changing as well meaning you're sharing the IPs with a bunch of spammers
why do people on here always advise on rotating proxies?
 
how do i make residential proxies stable so as not to trigger reddit's system? my ip hops around all the time, even tho its in the same city, but its a desktop, which is unusual for it to jump around. i read that having static ip is not good either.

what do i do? or do i just have to settle for mobile proxy?

this recently triggered reddit to ban me and make me change my password, and my gmail even got disabled for a day, so i couldnt reset pw with reddit. which has made me not want to gmail ever again.

are there any reliable email sites i can use in anti detect browser? yahoo/mail.com/hotmail are all blocked, and proton was useless.

is icloud good?
Just get a solid proxy provider with static IPs or controlled rotation, and don't overdo the IP switching. For email, Mailfence might be your best bet. Maybe iCloud works too, just see what fits.
 
Reddit’s getting savage with IP jumps lately :mad: Mobile proxies are pricey but way more stable long-term. I’d avoid Gmail too try Tuta or iCloud with solid fingerprinting :suspicious:
 
I’ve had better luck with static mobile proxies than rotating residential for Reddit.
 
since my account is getting flagged, how to i safely switch from desktop to mobile proxy? will it set off alarms?

anyone have personal experience with this?
 
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If your IP keeps rotating, even within the same GEO, Reddit’s algo will flag that as bot like behavior. Static residential proxies can help, but they need to look legit with low abuse history, ISP match, consistent fingerprint. Rotating too often raises flags.

Also, 4G proxies tend to work better for Reddit.
 
im going to move to mobile proxy. log out of everything, clear cookie, and then add proxy. then log back in?
 
Reddit's getting harder now days. If you have budget, user multi-profiler app. As I remember, there's one of them here on bhw sales thread
 
Frequent IP changes can trigger bans-mobile proxies are stable for reddit. Static IPs work if clean. For email, try zoho they're better in anti-detect than proton or free ones.
 
Also, if I may recommend using a public VPN free + tempmail.

This is because it doesn’t cost you money and totally free, but might be low on survivability.
 
how do i make residential proxies stable so as not to trigger reddit's system? my ip hops around all the time, even tho its in the same city, but its a desktop, which is unusual for it to jump around. i read that having static ip is not good either.

what do i do? or do i just have to settle for mobile proxy?

this recently triggered reddit to ban me and make me change my password, and my gmail even got disabled for a day, so i couldnt reset pw with reddit. which has made me not want to gmail ever again.

are there any reliable email sites i can use in anti detect browser? yahoo/mail.com/hotmail are all blocked, and proton was useless.

is icloud good?
just use another email provider
 
Reddit is very strict on IP inconsistencies, especially for desktop setups. If your residential proxy rotates too often, it’ll get flagged for bot behavior by Reddit’s algorithm.
 
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