Use v6 IP for facebook accounts

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Can I use v6 IP addresses to assign to facebook accounts?I want to create more facebook accounts, what type of proxy should I choose?
 
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IPv6 is still relatively new in the proxy world which means there may be some compatibility issues or detection problems.
 
Black Mond said:
There are a lot of proxy providers here bro
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looking for one bro
Hildal said:
using ipv6 addresses for facebook accounts is ok, it optimizes your costs, ipv4 proxies are much more expensive.Each of your facebook accounts is assigned a static IPv6 address, which is the most reasonable.I have invested in a tool to create my own v6 proxy, which is more economical than buying it separately.
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thanks for your help, may I know what that tool is?
 
You can use it. But you should not use one proxy for multiple accounts because it is easy to get scanned.
 
V4 or V6 are both fine, but with v6 ip address you will encounter some problems that will be blocked on some other websites. If you want to use more features other than Facebook, you should use V4 ip. But if you use it to log in to Facebook accounts for a long time, you should use 1 proxy with 1 Facebook account to help have high stability and good reliability.
 
If you create Facebook accounts in bulk : You should use 4G proxy or Residential proxy for the highest reliability. If you only manage a few accounts : IPv6 proxy can be a cost-effective option, but check compatibility first.
 
Lembefu said:
Can I use v6 IP addresses to assign to facebook accounts?I want to create more facebook accounts, what type of proxy should I choose?
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yes, but facebook does not fully support ipv6 in all cases, especially when verifying accounts and on devices that do not use ipv6, if you want to create a large number of accounts, you should use it, but do not use it for too long
 
If you want to create multiple accounts, you should use IPv4 proxies instead of IPv6, because Facebook tends to check and restrict accounts created from suspicious or unfamiliar IP addresses
 
Lembefu said:
Can I use v6 IP addresses to assign to facebook accounts?I want to create more facebook accounts, what type of proxy should I choose?
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Ipv4 and IPv6 is both fine. you should choose the residential and mobile proxy for creating accounts on Facebook. You can combine these proxy type with antidetect browser for better management.
 
Lembefu said:
Can I use v6 IP addresses to assign to facebook accounts?I want to create more facebook accounts, what type of proxy should I choose?
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Yes you can use iPv6 proxies but with only 1 proxy per account, in order not to get banned.
 
I used to use v6 proxy and it had some unacceptable bugs and the web access quality was quite poor, you can use v4 proxy which costs a little more
 
Lembefu said:
Can I use v6 IP addresses to assign to facebook accounts?I want to create more facebook accounts, what type of proxy should I choose?
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In my opinion, using v4 is still the best and most stable, harder to detect.
 
Run some test, if everything goes fine with IPv6 then stick with it, you will save some money. I remember having some unusual issues with them on Reddit and X, but it might be fine with FB
 
Lembefu said:
Can I use v6 IP addresses to assign to facebook accounts?I want to create more facebook accounts, what type of proxy should I choose?
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Mobile proxies are best, then you can also consider residential proxies too.
 
You can use ipv4 or v6, both work fine but create an account on a proxy to avoid having your account disabled by facebook
 
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