I think it the same way.you said you are using nice girls as a child, i think thats the wrong way, as i know the content from the mother account is better to put on child acc than girls
Nice project, very much work indeed.That's the only isssue however -
4G proxies have a huge range of IP's and bare in mind that there are many people using mobile connection to use Instagram so your accounts are just one of thousands.
But you can only run let's say a maximum of 3-5 accounts per IP at one time - and setting up rotations is a nightmare.
The only other alternative to this is to create the accounts using the 4G proxy, then after warming them up switch to a Data center proxy.
However, setting this setup is a hassle, it's something I am currently working on, each account get's 30 mins of browsing, liking, commenting per day. I am rotating these and slowly increasing the actions per day.
Then I merge them to a cheap proxy and they seem to be working fine so far - currently in the testing phase.
Are you doing the whole warm-up process with mobile 4g proxy? And then merging it with a data center proxy?That's the only isssue however -
4G proxies have a huge range of IP's and bare in mind that there are many people using mobile connection to use Instagram so your accounts are just one of thousands.
But you can only run let's say a maximum of 3-5 accounts per IP at one time - and setting up rotations is a nightmare.
The only other alternative to this is to create the accounts using the 4G proxy, then after warming them up switch to a Data center proxy.
However, setting this setup is a hassle, it's something I am currently working on, each account get's 30 mins of browsing, liking, commenting per day. I am rotating these and slowly increasing the actions per day.
Then I merge them to a cheap proxy and they seem to be working fine so far - currently in the testing phase.
I didn't do any warm up. Account holded well anyway. I use ONLY 4g, no datacenter sh*t for Instagram.Are you doing the whole warm-up process with mobile 4g proxy? And then merging it with a data center proxy?
Does creation with 4g and placing immediately on data center ipv4 give you bad results?