Need some proxy advice?

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Good people of BHW.

I am using jarvee to run an Instagram account, only one at the moment. I want to move it to a proxy as it slows down my computer a bit and I don't need that in my life right now.

There are a few different types of proxies, which is the best for botting social media profiles in your experience?

What is the difference between an IPv4 and an IPv6?

Do you have any other proxy advice that maybe useful to someone new to proxies?

Thanks!
 
The major difference between IPv4 and IPv6 is the number of IP addresses.
There are 4,294,967,296 IPv4 addresses. In contrast, there are 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374, 607,431,768,211,456 IPv6 addresses.
Ipv6 has been implemented because soon there will be no longer free ipv4 available. Ipv4 will be saturated
 
If you have a low amount of accounts go with IPv4 proxies as those will not get you as hard time as IPv6s.

Not just there is a difference between IPv4/IPv6, but you should also know the difference between mobile, residential, static, dynamic, rotating etc. proxies.

Your safest bet for IG botting are mobile proxies (as IG is primarily focused on mobile devices), but also the most expensive.
 
ipv4 > ipv6 for instagram

as the dude said aboce, movile proxies are the best orone of the best(i prefer residential with my bot)
 
Good people of BHW.

I want to move it to a proxy as it slows down my computer a bit and I don't need that in my life right now.

I'm a bit confused of what your looking for.

Do you need to use proxies to forward your connection or move the Jarvee to a new computer/server?

Because using proxies, your Jarvee will still reside in your PC and use its resources.

So, if you need proxies - look for Instagram proxies - these are generally IPv4 Datacenter proxies, but because they are "Branded" ("Instagram") they are usually proxies never used on IG, so the IP is clean and won't trigger any block.

But, if you need to move your Jarvee to another PC, I recommend you check the marketplace for VPS (Virtual Private Server) - these are remote computers on which you can deploy your software.

Hope that this answers your question ;)
 
I'm a bit confused of what your looking for.

Do you need to use proxies to forward your connection or move the Jarvee to a new computer/server?

Because using proxies, your Jarvee will still reside in your PC and use its resources.

So, if you need proxies - look for Instagram proxies - these are generally IPv4 Datacenter proxies, but because they are "Branded" ("Instagram") they are usually proxies never used on IG, so the IP is clean and won't trigger any block.

But, if you need to move your Jarvee to another PC, I recommend you check the marketplace for VPS (Virtual Private Server) - these are remote computers on which you can deploy your software.

Hope that this answers your question ;)
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My 2cents go with Dedicated proxies for those providers which work for that purpose + have any money back policy too.
 
I also have been wondering what proxies are best for IG, so thanks for answerinf this for me

i send a mail to iluminati and this guy answered me back with plenty of information.
 
If you are wondering which proxies are best for botting social media, there are 2 main choices - residential proxies, and data center proxies. Data center proxies would be cheaper, but as they come in huge amounts from private data centers, but they still get blocked, or asked for verifications, which makes botting harder.
Residential proxies, are real people IPs, so you are connecting over someone's IP, which makes the connection seem legit. They rarely get blocked or asked for verifications, but on the other hand, are way more expensive, compared to others
 
Hi. I have short answer. Just buy cheap proxies somewhere and see if Your accounts gets banned, if yes then pick little more expensive provider and see if accounts gets banned.
There are so many possibilities that nobody will be able to give the best for you except You can do that with your own testing.
 
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