Residental IP suggestion

honestIM said:

The best residential IPs that you can get is from 3G/4G. You get a new residential IPs each time you turn on/off your data access.

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redarrow said:

do you connect your phone use the .net from mobile to your laptop and create accounts each time switch phone off and on for new ip?

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1. 1. Add the same task one more time: Click “Add Task” (The plus icon on the bottom) -> Click “Net” -> Mobile Data -> In “Set” field chose Toggle -> Save
   2. Let the Tasker App run on background
2. And you are ready! Now, whenever you open your API link in a browser, the app will notify Tasker to restart your mobile internet connection. A new IP address will be assigned to your phone then. You can be thousand miles away from your phone, however, if you access that link – your mobile internet connection will always restart.

• Use higher performing Android devices for better execution. Sometimes apps may crash on older phones.
• With some Android phones you will not be able to get a new IP address by simply restarting the data settings. However, switching airplane mode on and off also gets you a new IP every time. This method seems to be more consistent across different devices. You can automate this task with Tasker as well. Just follow these instructions when setting up a task for your profile:
  • Click “New Task” -> add a name for the task “Data Restart” -> Save
  • Click “Add Task” (The plus icon on the bottom) -> Click “Net” -> Airplane mode -> In “Set” field chose Toggle -> Save
  • Add the same task one more time: Click “Add Task” (The plus icon on the bottom) -> Click “Net” -> Airplane mode -> In “Set” field chose Toggle -> Save

1. VPS with at least 512MB RAM, Debian 8.0 x64 and an assigned IP address.
   There are plenty of VPS services on the internet. You do not need a high-performance one – just choose the one that has at least 512MB RAM. All of the parameters, like RAM, IP address and OS (Debian 8.0 x64) can be selected, when setting up your VPS. Debian 8.0 x64 operation system should be available in most VPS service providers. You should be able to setup a VPN server on other unix-based operation systems as well but our instructions are tailored to Debian 8.0 x64.
2. Root access to your VPS
   You should have credentials in the following (similar) format:
   IP Address: 111.112.113.114
   Username: root
   Password: 5cddeb4b0eef2708

1. Downloaded freeware Putty client Can be downloaded here.
2. Installed freeware WinSCP client. Can be downloaded here.

1. Install and launch an OpenVPN server on your VPS. Instructions are available here. Please note that you need to configure your OpenVPN server in the following ways:
   1. Allow client-to-client communication
   2. Use tun as the connection protocol
   3. Disable all routing or traffic forwarding
2. Generate OpenVPN profiles for your mobile and access machine.
3. Connect to your VPN server on your PC via the generated OpenVPN profile. Instructions are available here.
4. Connect to your VPN server on your Android via the generated OpenVPN profile Instructions available here.
5. Launch a proxy server on your Android phone. A good proxy server example can found here.
6. Use the newly generated IP address on your Android phone as a proxy in Multiloginapp.

randybishop said:

https://rotatingproxies.com/pricing

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ezrix said:

The price quite cheap for residential ip.. Do you have experience with them?

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akacash said:

Unless they offer you at least 3 days to test and see if they've changed anything, I'd stay away. They were making some pretty bogus and absurd claims before and got called out over it pretty bad. If you search around here you'll see why.

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