SOCIAL MEDIA PROXIES
BY PLATFORM
One page per platform, each written for that platform rather than templated: what a dedicated carrier address changes for an account there, who actually needs one, how to set it up, and — in every case — what the address will not do. Where a page cites a platform’s rules it quotes the platform’s own pages and dates them. Prices are the ones the store charges; nothing here promises anything about bans.
The product behind every page is the same dedicated 4G or 5G mobile proxy: one carrier IP per account, sticky for up to 24 hours, in the United States or France.
Proxies for Instagram
Why accounts get flagged on ordinary proxies, what a carrier address changes, and what it will not.
- Network signal
- Honest limits
- Setup
Proxies for TikTok
Placement, trust and unblocking are three different jobs. Which one an address does, from TikTok’s own documentation.
- Placement vs trust
- TikTok’s own rules
- Setup checklist
Proxies for Douyin
For cross-border teams: overseas carrier IPs for TikTok and TikTok Shop accounts, and a straight answer on mainland addresses.
- Cross-border
- Douyin’s own rules
- Mainland, honestly
Proxies for Vinted
One 4G IP per account in its own market, rotating mobile for listing monitors — and what Vinted’s terms say about both.
- Accounts vs monitors
- EU markets
- Vinted’s terms
Proxies for Reddit
Dedicated carrier IPs for accounts, the rotating pool for reading Reddit as a visitor in other countries, and why scraping is a question for Reddit’s terms.
- Accounts vs reading
- Reddit’s rules
- Out of scope
Proxies for Snapchat
Phone first, web second: one carrier IP per account, Snap’s rules in Snap’s words, and the device bans an address cannot lift.
- App and web
- Snap’s own rules
- Honest limits
Proxies for X (Twitter)
One carrier IP per account, rotating mobile for logged-out checks across countries, and when X’s own API is the better tool.
- Accounts vs monitoring
- X’s own rules
- Not a viewer
Proxies for Facebook
One person, one profile, one dedicated IP for ad accounts and Pages — and why an IP does not move a team to another country.
- Ad accounts
- Meta’s own rules
- Honest limits
Running accounts on a platform that is not listed? Tell us which — a page gets written when the platform’s own rules give us something true to say, and not before.