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I want to use financial apps from unsupported geo location. So, for added safety and preventing leaks etc, I plan to first activate a VPN and then use antidetec browser with a proxy.
How is this plan?
 
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I would not suggest a VPN. Static ISP proxy would be a better option
 
Proxy Cake said:
I would not suggest a VPN. Static ISP proxy would be a better option
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I am saying using a combination. A VPN for the whole system as backdrop, in case the proxy failed etc, and a proxy that is set on the antiditect browser.
Just like using aniditect and proxy on a VPS if you will.
 
Proxy alone does not provide the security protocols of a vpn such as kill switch etc. That's why I want to use a vpn and then a proxy with antidetect. So It can double protect.
Browsersleak shows ip of the proxy, but if I turn the proxy off or if it fails, then ip of the vpn.
 
artificials said:
Browsersleak shows ip of the proxy, but if I turn the proxy off or if it fails, then ip of the vpn.
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Then you should talk to your proxy provider, since this proxy is clearly misconfigured.

Beginner mistake of your provider.
 
artificials said:
financial apps from unsupported geo location
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What apps? There are 1000s. I can't write anything other than "ok"...
How much money would be involved?
What type of job, work is being done?

I can present many possible cases and scenarios in relation to your app and a scenario in which that app is going to be used.
Maybe there are alternatives.
 
artificials said:
I am saying using a combination. A VPN for the whole system as backdrop, in case the proxy failed etc, and a proxy that is set on the antiditect browser.
Just like using aniditect and proxy on a VPS if you will.
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artificials said:
I want to use financial apps from unsupported geo location. So, for added safety and preventing leaks etc, I plan to first activate a VPN and then use antidetec browser with a proxy.
How is this plan?
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What is "an app"? It's not clear if it's desktop, mobile exclusively. Based on text provided, I conclude that in conjunction with "anty-dolphin" it's a desktop one and so it's a "web-site" more than "an app".

Another question is it some money moving in quiet, tax related, client related and so on type of practice.
Probably, because what else would be done.

Proxy is a vague term. If you change your IP address, it's enough. Just don't use the same IP address on many accounts. Although it still wouldn't be a problem if those accounts weren't connected in some other ways. You can have few or 1000s of connections. The more connections in-between accounts, the more likelihood of being detected as an unusual practices practitioner.

The most important thing for "data packets sent diversification" and "tracking information shared" is using IPs from many locations on multiple accounts to diversify all that hoopla with ASNs and same locations sharing very similar subnets and ASNs.

You can use VPN if you're not moving a lot of money through those apps. Or mobile IPs from many cities.

My advice is to not use residential proxies from the market as those are hacked.

If you can get clean residential proxies for example by asking your grandma to share her IPs with you, you can practice P2P system building but keep that thing private as these systems when go public, get overloaded and stop working.
 
reaaski said:
What is "an app"? It's not clear if it's desktop, mobile exclusively. Based on text provided, I conclude that in conjunction with "anty-dolphin" it's a desktop one and so it's a "web-site" more than "an app".

Another question is it some money moving in quiet, tax related, client related and so on type of practice.
Probably, because what else would be done.

Proxy is a vague term. If you change your IP address, it's enough. Just don't use the same IP address on many accounts. Although it still wouldn't be a problem if those accounts weren't connected in some other ways. You can have few or 1000s of connections. The more connections in-between accounts, the more likelihood of being detected as an unusual practices practitioner.

The most important thing for "data packets sent diversification" and "tracking information shared" is using IPs from many locations on multiple accounts to diversify all that hoopla with ASNs and same locations sharing very similar subnets and ASNs.

You can use VPN if you're not moving a lot of money through those apps. Or mobile IPs from many cities.

My advice is to not use residential proxies from the market as those are hacked.

If you can get clean residential proxies for example by asking your grandma to share her IPs with you, you can practice P2P system building but keep that thing private as these systems when go public, get overloaded and stop working.
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wise, paypal etc. Also FB for ads.
The idea is to protect accounts against restricted geo location. It is not so much about multiple accounts from the same site, but more about location restrictions.
P2P option would be difficult and a privacy concern. So, I hope vpn+proxy+antidetect can give enough security.

ReverseEngineering said:
Then you should talk to your proxy provider, since this proxy is clearly misconfigured.

Beginner mistake of your provider.
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What should happen if a proxy fails or turned off?
 
artificials said:
What should happen if a proxy fails or turned off?
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Anti-detect browser won't connect with the internet if you have proxy added to a profile.
Proxy will help. If you only use VPN and it disconnects, that's a problem.
If a proxy fails to connect, nothing happens as that's the filter that if doesn't work, nothing can be passed through blocked filter.

VPN is not filtering in the same way as proxy is. Once a VPN disconnects, there's no filter that would prevent traffic to flow.
So the screen will show "can't connect with the internet" if proxy stops working.
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There's a VPN fallback possibility in case of disconnects.

https://campus.barracuda.com/product/networkaccessclient/doc/168101510/how-to-configure-connection-fallback-using-multiple-vpn-gateways/
(don't read that, just an example)

Although proxy would be enough. A mobile one from any location accepting Wise / Paypal.
 
ReverseEngineering said:
This is clearly a problem of your proxy provider.

A smart proxy provider offers a proxy cascade.
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I turned auto proxy switching off, on purpose. Actually it doesn't show vpn ip, it disconnects unless I change antidetect browser setting, but my condition is a bit different.
 
reaaski said:
Anti-detect browser won't connect with the internet if you have proxy added to a profile.
Proxy will help. If you only use VPN and it disconnects, that's a problem.
If a proxy fails to connect, nothing happens as that's the filter that if doesn't work, nothing can be passed through blocked filter.

VPN is not filtering in the same way as proxy is. Once a VPN disconnects, there's no filter that would prevent traffic to flow.
So the screen will show "can't connect with the internet" if proxy stops working.
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There's a VPN fallback possibility in case of disconnects.

https://campus.barracuda.com/produc...nection-fallback-using-multiple-vpn-gateways/
(don't read that, just an example)

Although proxy would be enough. A mobile one from any location accepting Wise / Paypal
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"Anti-detect browser won't connect with the internet if you have proxy added to a profile."
This is correct, I thought it is a bug. So, good thing here.
Some VPNs like nord, etc. have a kill switch. So, if vpn connection fails, it prevents data transfer, unless, I turn it off intentionally; then it reveals the real ip.
My impression here is that, it is good to combine vpn and proxy here.
Except, this is for desktop only. I can't think of a similar plan for mobile. So, I will only use vpn on mobile.
Just regular use of online transaction and ads account. Nothing substantial.
Is a mobile proxy better than a residential one for this use case?
 
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artificials said:
Is a mobile proxy better than a residential one for this use case?
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There's a lot of garbage on the market, all that is pointless.

Buy proxies from a small, private seller who controls how many people get their proxies if you want quality.

A VPN is many times safer than a proxy from a market cause those proxies from markets are bulk-sold to bulk-customers, so they have so bad reputation you can't even make an account with it.

All people buy ipV4 because of crowd control / crowd psychology.
Crowd doesn't buy ipV6, doesn't use datacenter proxies and doesn't get private proxies, but public.

Do what crowds of marketers don't do. Do what crowds of normal people do.
 
MrLivian said:
You will need phisical VPS windows server located in that country and emulator
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No VPS and no emulator is necessary.
MrLivian said:
or cloud mobile device geo located in that country where the financial business is operational or have the registered entity!
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It's a thread about "desktop website", not an app. He won't need any mobile apps.

He doesn't speak about "Zen" company that's mobile-only (high security), but "Paypal" - all devices (low barriers of security there).
 
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