Proxies doubts

Hi everyone,
I am considerably increasing my schedule of clients in instagram and I am forced to start using proxies, but I have several doubts and I have not found any information about it.
-First of all, how should I geolocalize the proxies? I want to say, if I have a client from Germany I have to buy a proxy located in Germany or with locating it in Europe is enough?
-Secondly I have the doubt about the instagram connections of each account, that is, if I use a proxy located in the UK for example, and this client travels to the USA and uses instagram from his cell phone, it will be a problem, if the bot operates with a ip in the UK while the customer uses your account from the USA?
Thanks for the answers

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Charlee3 said:

-Secondly I have the doubt about the instagram connections of each account, that is, if I use a proxy located in the UK for example, and this client travels to the USA and uses instagram from his cell phone, it will be a problem, if the bot operates with a ip in the UK while the customer uses your account from the USA?

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Today they are using their instagram account + you using it, where is the difference if you dont use ur ip but a proxy one. atleast for the "different ip" question. Depening on proxy quality you might see some blocks etc.

Naroha said:

Today they are using their instagram account + you using it, where is the difference if you dont use ur ip but a proxy one. atleast for the "different ip" question

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Thanks for reply, the difference is if they travel to other countries, since simultaneously the account would be connecting with two different ip's from different countries, that would not be suspicious?
Although that would be possible for example in a company account that is managed by several people and one of them traveled outside the country, but in a personal account? what do you think?

Naroha said:

Depening on proxy quality you might see some blocks etc.

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I understand that if the proxy is of quality it would not have blocks?

The location of the proxies shouldn't matter just make sure to get some residential proxies otherwise you'll experience lots of follow blocks and headaches. Logging in from other locations shouldn't be a problem, after all, lots of users do that when traveling. Your client will have to go into the email associated with the account to verify the location.

Charlee3 said:

Thanks for reply, the difference is if they travel to other countries, since simultaneously the account would be connecting with two different ip's from different countries, that would not be suspicious?
Although that would be possible for example in a company account that is managed by several people and one of them traveled outside the country, but in a personal account? what do you think?
I understand that if the proxy is of quality it would not have blocks?

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nah maybe for the first time he will get some mail but his device should be registred at instgram and then it should be ok.
Yes proxy quality matters much. check what @Dresden wrote

You aren't thinking as a normal user of instagram would act. Proxies location does matter and instagram knows that. They already know who is using bots lol They are just gathering lots of info and putting blocks, shadowbans, etc. They are just letting us keep botting to they can keep gathering more data.

A normal user travels BUT he is always logged in into his account, only the location/ip changes, he doesn't login again. duh.