MOBILE PROXIES
FOR INSTAGRAM

Instagram reads many signals on every session, and the network a request arrives from is the cheapest one to check. Meta has said as much: when accounts are created in bulk from one place, its systems block addresses and “whole IP ranges from even reaching our site”. A datacenter address belongs to a hosting provider and says so in its ASN; nobody runs a phone from a server rack. A shared residential address is better, but it carries the history of everyone who used it before you, and on a rotating pool that history is not yours to know.

A mobile carrier address is different in kind. Operators put thousands of real subscribers behind one public IP through carrier-grade NAT, so the address can never be read as one person, and blocking it would block the carrier’s paying customers. That property — an address structurally shared with real people — is what you are buying. It is not invisibility; the next section says what it leaves untouched.

• WE CHANGE THIS

  Network

  Where the session comes from: the IP, its ASN and its country. A dedicated carrier IP sets all three.

• NOT THIS

  Device and history

  The browser or device fingerprint, the account’s age, and what has been done from that device before. A reused profile stays reused, whatever address it uses.

• NOT THIS

  Behaviour

  How fast and how regularly the account acts. Meta restricts accounts acting “at very high frequencies”, and lower ones when other spam signals are present.

PER ACCOUNT

One dedicated IP for the month, not given to any other Prox’Easy customer.

SESSION

Sticky sessions up to 24 hours, so a working day looks like one phone in one place.

ROTATION

On demand through a change-IP URL from your client area, when you want the account to start from a new address.

REAL CARRIERS

Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile in the United States; Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile in France.

Sources, read 18 September 2026: Meta Community Standards — Spam

A proxy fixes exactly one thing: the network your traffic appears to come from. Instagram also reads the device fingerprint, the account’s age and history, how fast and how regularly it acts, and whether several accounts share one fingerprint. A dedicated carrier IP under a reused browser profile changes nothing about the profile. An account that is already restricted stays restricted; a new IP does not lift a review, and when Instagram does not recognise a device it asks for more — a two-factor code, a login link, a captcha, sometimes a video selfie.

It does not make automation allowed either. Instagram’s Terms say “You can’t attempt to create accounts or access or collect information in unauthorized ways”, including in an automated way without express permission, and “You can’t sell, license, or purchase any account”. Meta’s Spam policy names accounts acting at very high frequencies and the buying or selling of likes, follows and views. Our Acceptable Use Policy applies to everything routed through the network. We sell the address, not permission.

Sources, read 18 September 2026: Instagram Help Center — Two-factor authentication · Instagram Help Center — Troubleshoot logging in · Instagram Help Center — Restricted for data scraping

The buyers this is built for have accounts they intend to keep for years. The rest are buying a promise nobody can keep.

Sources, read 18 September 2026: Instagram Help Center — About this account · Instagram Help Center — Restricted for data scraping

Anti-detect browsers such as GoLogin, AdsPower, Incogniton and Multilogin accept an HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy per profile; on a phone or an emulator, a per-app proxy client or the Wi-Fi proxy settings do the same job. Four rules cover most of what goes wrong, and the address you ordered can be checked with one request before the first session.

• One profile or device per account, one proxy per profile
• Sticky session on for the working day; rotate between sessions, not during one
• Address country matches where the account is based
• Exit IP, country and carrier ASN checked before the first login

# host, port and credentials: your client area — the response shows the exit IP, country and carrier ASN
curl -x "http://user:pass@GATEWAY_HOST:PORT" https://proxeasy.net/api/ip

They are our own hardware: modems and phones we run, each with its own SIM on the carrier you choose at checkout. The address you get is the one that carrier assigns to that SIM, and for the month it is assigned to your account and nobody else’s — one modem, one customer. Nothing is borrowed from a stranger’s phone and nothing is a pool, so the question that hangs over residential proxies — whose device does this traffic leave from? — does not arise here.

Rotation is a reconnect. The modem drops and re-registers, and the carrier — the same carrier, never a different one — hands it a new address. If a modem fails, your proxy is moved to another modem on the same carrier within seconds; the address changes, because it belongs to the SIM’s session with the carrier, not to you. The cities and carriers below are what you are actually buying, so we publish them; we do not publish how many devices we run.

HARDWARE

Our own modems and phones, each with its own SIM on the carrier you choose.

ONE MODEM, ONE CUSTOMER

A dedicated device for the month. Not shared, not a pool.

ROTATION

Reconnect on demand; a new address from the same carrier every time.

IF A MODEM FAILS

Moved to another modem on the same carrier within seconds. The address changes.

As on the order form. Not every carrier is available in every city, and some locations are phones rather than modems — the form marks them. Choose the city and carrier at checkout. Read from the order form on 18 September 2026.