Reverse Backconnect Rotating Proxy for Instagram Automation?

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So i recently stumbled upon 'Reverse Backconnect Rotating Proxy' and it's new to me since most proxies are Static, Residential, Mobile. I've done google research and google said Reverse Backconnect Rotating Proxy is generally better since it routes your requests through a single proxy network, which then assigns you a functioning IP address. If that IP gets banned, you automatically get a new one.

The thing that makes me so excited about it is that it's unlimited bandwidth.

Is it really better than Residential and Mobile proxies? will it avoid account suspension like mobile proxies? i would like to know more. thank you for answers.

PS: I'm using Fanzella with 50 accounts, so i want to make sure all my investments will not be endangered.
 
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Backconnect proxy is a proxy type that lets you route your connection via real residential network and device in this network.

Due to fact you often can't easily connect directly to the device used as a node, this device(usually hacked one) does a connection to host server that you then use to connect to this proxy and use it as exit node.

Real residential proxies are all backconnect proxies.

Mobile proxies are similar and some software providers (like @iproxyonline ) do offer the same technique to connect your phones, dongles or whatever to the public internet.

It's slow because your connection will do a lot of hops.

For Instagram it's not the best, because most of real residential proxies comes from hacked devices, like 80% of them. Rest of 10% are "ethically sourced" which basically means that the person hosting exit node didn't read full tos on the software they use(Hola VPN for example) and another 10% are sourced by projects like honeygains or similar ones, where the user is explained that they will sell their traffic.

And obviously those network owners want to get most of their nodes, so they got resold many, many times.

Which means - no, you shouldn't use that for Instagram, unless you are certain how the proxy is sourced and how many times its resold.
 
lucky.sparks said:
Backconnect proxy is a proxy type that lets you route your connection via real residential network and device in this network.

Due to fact you often can't easily connect directly to the device used as a node, this device(usually hacked one) does a connection to host server that you then use to connect to this proxy and use it as exit node.

Real residential proxies are all backconnect proxies.

Mobile proxies are similar and some software providers (like @iproxyonline ) do offer the same technique to connect your phones, dongles or whatever to the public internet.

It's slow because your connection will do a lot of hops.

For Instagram it's not the best, because most of real residential proxies comes from hacked devices, like 80% of them. Rest of 10% are "ethically sourced" which basically means that the person hosting exit node didn't read full tos on the software they use(Hola VPN for example) and another 10% are sourced by projects like honeygains or similar ones, where the user is explained that they will sell their traffic.

And obviously those network owners want to get most of their nodes, so they got resold many, many times.

Which means - no, you shouldn't use that for Instagram, unless you are certain how the proxy is sourced and how many times its resold.
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Thank you so much for the absolutely mind-blowing, knowledge-packed information you shared! no wonder, some of might accounts got instantly banned when i used a residential proxy. i badly need a greater bandwidth though. most instagram automation tools like fanzella use a LOT of data. and it's piercing my pocket.lol.:D:(
 
Go with ISP proxies, these are wannabie residential but if you will find ones that are not abused, you will be good to go.

Or buy secondhand mobile phones and make your own mobile proxies.
 
Just be sure to use High Quality proxies. If you do decide that you want to use residential ones, just make sure that there is a certain number of accounts per proxy
 
Yes just because it's a back connect proxy doesn't make it unlimited bandwidth, most residential pools are back connect. In your case, Static ISP proxies sound like they would be best suited for you
 
Proxy Cake said:
Yes just because it's a back connect proxy doesn't make it unlimited bandwidth, most residential pools are back connect. In your case, Static ISP proxies sound like they would be best suited for you
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aren't rotating proxies better since static proxies goes to waste once they're flagged? sorry newbie here :anyway:
 
abdyabda said:
aren't rotating proxies better since static proxies goes to waste once they're flagged? sorry newbie here :anyway:
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Correct, once a static is banned, is banned for good and if you ban enough static IPs from that subnet, the whole network wipl be flagged. Use mobile proxoes and you will be fine. Just ask for trials before you commit any money so you can test it properly.
 
abdyabda said:
aren't rotating proxies better since static proxies goes to waste once they're flagged? sorry newbie here :anyway:
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That's true but it depends what you are doing. If you're managing an account long term then Static ISP proxies will be good. If you are making bulk accounts and running a lot of them then rotating residential will work better
 
Mobile proxy is good for this case. 50 accounts is not a small number. It takes you quite a bit of time to take care of them. How much traffic does each account consume per day?
 
Mobile proxies are still the safest for avoiding bans. I suggest to try the Reverse Backconnect Rotating Proxy on a few accounts first to see how it holds up before going all in.
 
abdyabda said:
So i recently stumbled upon 'Reverse Backconnect Rotating Proxy' and it's new to me since most proxies are Static, Residential, Mobile. I've done google research and google said Reverse Backconnect Rotating Proxy is generally better since it routes your requests through a single proxy network, which then assigns you a functioning IP address. If that IP gets banned, you automatically get a new one.

The thing that makes me so excited about it is that it's unlimited bandwidth.

Is it really better than Residential and Mobile proxies? will it avoid account suspension like mobile proxies? i would like to know more. thank you for answers.

PS: I'm using Fanzella with 50 accounts, so i want to make sure all my investments will not be endangered.
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This can be great for automation since they provide fresh IPs if one gets banned, but they don’t always mimic real user behavior like mobile proxies do. Just test it first on a few accounts before scaling up.
 
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