derek001
Newbie
- Nov 18, 2025
- 1
- 0
Hi, using real phones with mobile SIMs can help, but Google still flags accounts for unusual patterns. Make sure each account behaves naturally—automation or repeated behavior can still cause deactivations.
Multi account management setup with real devices
- Thread starter george84
- Start date
verismei_meint
Junior Member
- Nov 6, 2025
- 102
- 32
Yes, scaling with physical phones becomes a major logistical hurdle. Managing hundreds of individual devices is impractical and expensive.
For true scalability, the most effective solution is a robust anti-detect browser like GoLogin or Dolphin{anty} paired with high-quality, sticky residential proxies. This setup mimics the unique device and IP fingerprint of your physical phone method, but allows you to manage countless accounts from a single computer.
- Nov 23, 2025
- 117
- 9
Yeah, that’s true. Real devices help, but they’re not a magic fix. From what I’ve seen, problems usually start when multiple accounts behave too similarly. Even with good proxies or cookies, doing the same things at the same times can draw attention. Mixing things up and keeping activity less predictable usually works better.
What's wrong with cheap phones? I have small operation with 40+ old phones (brand & model varies - no more than 2 phones the same) and they are running just fine.
- Dec 19, 2007
- 3,279
- 407
No setup can reliably avoid Google linking or bans. Devices, SIMs, and proxies don’t fix trust issues. Long-term stability comes from using Brand Accounts, proper permissions, and policy-compliant usage, not hardware/IP tricks.
Yes, you can use local SIM providers for the IP or find high quality 4g mobile proxies.