sparkbkkbkk
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If I've been using UK mobile proxies then switch over to USA mobile proxies, will this trigger a ban? Or is it ok since it's still a mobile format?
Switching proxy locations = ban?
- Thread starter sparkbkkbkk
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No, there's a good chance it'll trigger the verification.
Hamishhenry26
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sparkbkkbkk
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The google captcha verification?
natsuko
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Switching proxy locations on Reddit can trigger flags, especially if the account is new or hasn’t built enough trust. Reddit’s systems might see a sudden change in country as suspicious activity. To minimize the risk, switch gradually, avoid posting immediately after changing proxies, and engage in normal browsing or commenting first to establish consistency. Mobile proxies are safer, but sudden location changes can still be risky
It is encourage to manage account with a location proxy to secure from ban but using different proxy sometimes doesn't affect the use of reddit or suspend account.
RestingGlitchFace
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Honestly, in theory, it'll probably trigger a vericfication of sorts, but just make sure you warm up the account properly and you should be fine.
Switching mobile proxies shouldn’t automatically trigger a ban, however if the account activity jumps between a lot of locations quickly, it can raise a suspicion. It’s a good idea to switch locations slowly, especially if the site tracks account behavior closely.
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It could cause a sb but not guaranteed, reddit is a strange platform right now
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Yes that's definitely possible. Don't risk it