Products from the category 3g/4G Proxy

3G/4G proxies are an alternative to regular proxies, functioning on mobile devices and connecting to the internet through mobile network operators (3G and 4G).

These proxies operate within users' devices to access the network through mobile operators.

Mobile 3G/4G proxies consist of special modems and ordinary mobile phones, as well as specific software deployed on proxy network host servers.

Specialized software manages request distribution within the mobile network and ensures secure access for users.

Depending on the number of users connecting to the same access point, proxies are differentiated into private and shared for simultaneous use by multiple people.

Private mobile proxies are used by only one person, meaning all traffic passing through the proxy pertains to that single user.

Shared mobile proxies can be used by multiple users simultaneously, reducing the cost of renting such proxies but affecting internet speed and confidentiality.

The establishment of such mobile proxy networks is usually carried out by providers using various schemes.

The advantages of using mobile proxies include:

Low risk of blocks on websites and services. Mobile proxy servers can be successfully used for tasks such as web scraping, creating multiple accounts on social networks without the risk of being blocked.

Since device IP addresses are dynamic, the risk of blocking such addresses is ineffective, as IPs may belong to different users at different times.

Quick IP address change. These proxies can change IP addresses when necessary.

There is usually no additional charge for this service, as you only rent active IP addresses.

Sending parallel requests. The more user devices in the proxy server network, the more simultaneous requests can be sent.

This speeds up processing for complex tasks, such as parsing a large number of pages.

Wide range of connection locations. Server proxies are usually associated with major cities and data centers, but mobile 3G/4G proxies allow for location changes down to populated areas and mobile operators, making such requests indistinguishable from those of regular clients.

Compatibility with private software. The ability to use mobile proxies depends on the functionality of programs and the presence of integration API modules in them.

Despite the advantages, such proxies also have certain disadvantages, such as high mobile traffic costs and potential network connection instability.

Mobile proxies are used for various tasks, such as arbitrage, marketing, promoting profiles on social networks, or for auto-registration of accounts (mass profile creation).