Mobile proxy software

free solution from GitHub

Again. Proxy farming software vendors often share their **free** versions (which will stimulate you to upgrade to the paid version, but whatever..) on the Github which are still **binary blobs**.
 
Certainly, paid software will be a binary blob, but a portion of the responsibility for security lies with the software provider.

If I understood correctly, pollaris75 downloaded a free solution from GitHub and is not worried about security because he "used an empty phone with a fresh SIM card." My comment was about the fact that there are still some security risks, and it would be beneficial to at least monitor them by reviewing the proxy logs (if access to the code or the ability to read it is not available).
Well is still proxidize, we know more or less who they are. The point was that the app is not on stores like google or apple and my concern was regarding if is for security issue or simply because uploading apps cost money after all - and is a free app. So would make sense
 
Again. Proxy farming software vendors often share their **free** versions (which will stimulate you to upgrade to the paid version, but whatever..) on the Github which are still **binary blobs**.
Thank you for explaining! Yes, I didn't consider such a case, you are absolutely right. I'm used to downloading only open-source code on github. And generally, I'm a skeptical control freak, lol. Btw what you described sounds like an interesting channel for app promotion :) I'll have to keep it in mind for the future hah

Well is still proxidize, we know more or less who they are. The point was that the app is not on stores like google or apple and my concern was regarding if is for security issue or simply because uploading apps cost money after all - and is a free app. So would make sense
I asked a colleague -- we also tested their solution once, and at least no obvious Trojan horses were found. But keep an eye on the logs anyway, good luck, bro!
 
I need that software browser based too :) Maybe someone can give contact to software developer which create proxy managers from dongles?
 
Proxidize had worked fine for android devices (seemingly). But their script is based on FRP and Squied_proxy and it seems that they have not updated their script with the newer versions of the dependencies. So I couldn't even connect one phone to my own server.

Most people will need 5+ phones and SIMs at least for their propose. So that means at least 50 dollars a month for using iproxy. Well I myself can get what I need for 50+/month in the proxy providers. Someone with 20 phones and SIMs will have to pay like 200 dollars!

Proxidize-Android I think is the only hope. Their android application is more compatible than iProxy. It's free and almost opensource. And you don't have any limitations regarding the number of SIMs and proxies. You can rotate the ip any way you want. You can Upgrade your server for better speed etc.
 
@stin99 Did you manage to deploy your own server in Proxidize-Android? Where is your server located? How is the speed?
 
You need a box to connect to the network line, costing about $450
 
I found other solutions, for dongles, that create mobile proxy. all of them are paid software, will try to create a website soon for mobile proxy and cheap mobile proxy software rental for everyone
 
I've been. through proxidize, xproxy and now with proxysmart. proxysmart is the most reasonably priced and full featured with good support. I do not recommend making your own unless you want to go small scale. In that case you can use 3proxy if you are using 4g modem. dongles connected to a pc as most of the solutions are using it in the background. To get openvpn/udp support etc, jjust go with proxysmart and save yourself a lot of headache. I'm slowly migrating xproxy to proxysmart and it's solved a lot of problems and way cheaper.
 
I've been. through proxidize, xproxy and now with proxysmart. proxysmart is the most reasonably priced and full featured with good support. I do not recommend making your own unless you want to go small scale. In that case you can use 3proxy if you are using 4g modem. dongles connected to a pc as most of the solutions are using it in the background. To get openvpn/udp support etc, jjust go with proxysmart and save yourself a lot of headache. I'm slowly migrating xproxy to proxysmart and it's solved a lot of problems and way cheaper.
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Some that I know and use or have used:

Iproxy for Android phones
Xproxy and ProxySmart for phones and dongles
Proxidize for phones and dongles

The only one I have never used was Proxidize. But I still use the others today and I recommend all 3.
 
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