rotating vs static proxies for account management

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Hey everyone, need your advice here.
My goal is to manage 30-40 tinder/bumble accounts. For this reason I was looking for some proxy solution and everyone is suggesting 4g/5g proxies as the best option. All the mobile proxies that I see are a rotating proxies and the difference between them is only about the rotation time interval. So I don't get one thing here - if the IP is rotating, for example, every 30 minutes, wouldn't it be suspicious that the same tinder account is constantly changing it's location appearing in different city/state every now and then? In my opinion, that would lead to account ban sooner or later and better option would be to have a static residential IP for each of the account. But here's another problem - I can't find any proxy provider that has static unlimited IPs in different cities since most of them have 3-4 cities in the static pool (shifter, storm etc.). Any suggestions here?
 
I think socksescort have a static ip pool
 
A lot of times geolocation for mobile IPs is not very accurate. It might not even put you in the right state, let alone city.

If you get a dedicated 4G/5G proxy that should usually stay in the same physical location and let you rotate the IP on demand.

But it depends on how often you want to access/manage each account per day. I think IP changes a few times per day should be fine in most cases and perfectly natural.
 
From our tests, the best way to manage accounts is using a provider with a huge residential proxy pool that allows you to target a city.

This way you can set the proxy to a specific city and always use that city with that account.

You can then have accounts in every city in the world
 
I get your point. Imagine you have a mobile phone and you are using tinder or bumble account. After you restart your phone, your IP would be changed. Would you still think that bumble or tinder would be thinking that you're changing IPs?

The same goes for mobile proxies. There is nothing to worry about. Just give it a shot. Secondly, from you use case, I see that multi-location mobile proxy is not for you. So, go for a single location mobile-elite proxy.
 
A lot of times geolocation for mobile IPs is not very accurate. It might not even put you in the right state, let alone city.

If you get a dedicated 4G/5G proxy that should usually stay in the same physical location and let you rotate the IP on demand.

But it depends on how often you want to access/manage each account per day. I think IP changes a few times per day should be fine in most cases and perfectly natural.

From our tests, the best way to manage accounts is using a provider with a huge residential proxy pool that allows you to target a city.

This way you can set the proxy to a specific city and always use that city with that account.

You can then have accounts in every city in the world

I get your point. Imagine you have a mobile phone and you are using tinder or bumble account. After you restart your phone, your IP would be changed. Would you still think that bumble or tinder would be thinking that you're changing IPs?

The same goes for mobile proxies. There is nothing to worry about. Just give it a shot. Secondly, from you use case, I see that multi-location mobile proxy is not for you. So, go for a single location mobile-elite proxy.

Thank you, guys! I'll consider proxy with city targeting then.
 
you're better off with TOR at this point, you can tunnel tor as a proxy
 
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