A static proxy eventually gets "flagged": the longer a single IP address maintains the same type of activity, the higher the chance that the platform will flag it. Proper rotation maintains accessibility and reduces risk, but it’s important to rotate correctly-by session, not for every request.
Why Rotate by Session
If the IP address changes with every action, the account “jumps” around the country and network within a single session-which is suspicious in itself. The correct approach: one stable IP address per account session, with the address changing between sessions. This way, the behavior remains natural.
Basic rules
- One IP per device, not a shared pool for all;
- Rotate IPs between sessions, not within them;
- Geo-proxies should match the account’s geographic location;
- Use mobile and residential IPs for social media; use data center IPs for less demanding tasks.
Rotation eliminates network-related risks but doesn’t fix bot-like behavior. Real devices and human-like timing handle the rest.
How Lusiesta Simplifies This
Lusiesta takes care of repetitive tasks and makes the farm’s operation predictable. You can focus on content and strategy, rather than manually managing each phone.
