No, they're not, because is not possible that my phone connected to a residential/dedicated IP in a coffee shop wifi (in Europe) to have assigned an IP and the same IP is assigned to other people in Australia. Exception make for the people connected to same wifi in the same coffee shop in EU. I am refering to the 'same time' factor.
They literally are doing that. Mobile IPs can't be banned because of CGNAT technology, but any other IP can be banned no matter how clean it is. So, if they don't (can't) ban the mobile IP, they flag it and they ban the accounts (with suspiciohs activity ofc) linked to that IP. ( Btw, the mobile IPs are still IPv4 with CGNAT technology attached to it).
Partially true, in some parts of the world mobile companies are asigning the same IP AT the same time, in special in countries with high demographic but aside those countries, the IP you get from mobile company is only asigned to you at one time. After you relesease it it goes to someone else. That is not the same situation when you're using same IP at the same time with using same IP at different times.
And yes, your local IP is only asigned to you, the negative part is that if you're doing any automation and they catch you, they can ban your account then all accounts on that IP will be looked closelly to check for same patterns, if they recognize, they will ban the rest of accounts. And for some reason you get bans for creating accounts, they will ban that IP and you can't create anything on that social network, that IP is banned /gone for good.
I do have a business with mobile proxies and
I know what I am talking about.
My reply to him was strictly related to him using same home IP for 20 Instagram accounts, doing same patterns of posting. Good luck with that!
There are under 15 people in this forum that know how to run safe 20-30-50-100
Instagram accounts or more on the same phone, and if you ask them, they will say say that they're not using same IP for that let alone a residential IP. I wish it would be that simple, but it isn't anymore.