✅ Proxies question ✅

liyong601c said:

Let me take some time to give you the reason for that,

First still is the IP address
lots of guys only care about changed IP or not, but do not note WebRTC and DNS leak!

• https://ipleak.net
• https://whoer.net

Also, residential IPs get more trusted than datacenter IPs, You can learn more from here, Do not take much time for IP here,

Second, about browser fingerprint,
There are lots of browser fingerprint use different technology, one of most common is the canvas fingerprinting that others already noted, I suggest you easily check this website,

• https://browserleaks.com/

Yes, Now you learn the reason why got suspicious, Okay, assume your IP address is 100% fine, If the issue is browser fingerprint, how to bypass?
There are 2 ways,

One is old ways, Clear cookie and hides all information as you wanted... just as you did But It's not the best, why?
Let FB as a sample, those Data-driven companies already have you so much data...even you're not surfing for their website...
You can check this video to know more details!

So, If there are no data get before when you register, the FB will ask you to submit "photo IDs"...or make as suspicious for It's impossible no data got

So. nowadays, mainly use spoof ways to prevent browser fingerprinting,
You check this post to learn more,
https://www.bestproxyreviews.com/how-to-prevent-browser-fingerprinting/
So, not just spoof your fingerprinting, for big data company like Facebook, google, amazon, find some related website (interest related) to surf at first, implant your cookie and browsing history at first, then they give you a "user portrait", then not suspicious anymore

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turelink said:

If you choose the right provider that no need 60/80USD per month...

To be honest, a lot of private proxy providers that working for facebook well.

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bluhat said:

Facebook private proxies are your best alternative. They're much affordable compared to 4G and can maintain Facebook accounts for long term.

Other users have success running 3-5 accounts on 1 proxy. However, 1 proxy per account is always the safest.

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blackhatter40 said:

Has anyone had success with static residential proxies and multilogin for managing Facebook accounts long term ?

Yes I know 4G is the way to go but how can someone afford 60/80USD per month for a single proxy to run a single account?

Let's say you want to scale and run 100 accounts simultaneously would you need to buy 100 4G Proxy licenses ? Yes you could run 2/3 accounts but safest would be one IP to each one account am I right ?

I understand its not cheap but for costs 100 accounts 4g proxy + software etc nearly what 8000USD a month.

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