Proxy speed and privacy, DNS spoofing

Yes, the mobile proxies are 100% private.

1. Legal guarantee: Terms and conditions, drawn up by professionals in the field of IT legal services.
2. In your mobile operator profile, you’ll be able to make sure that “extra” traffic isn’t consumed.
3. In the Connection settings, you can check the "logs", or in other words, sites that are visited through a proxy.
4. The project’s reputation and thousands of satisfied clients guarantee you the privacy of the proxies you launch.

Also, the Internet speed depends on the phone’s bandwidth: more expensive phones have a more powerful Internet receiver than cheap ones do, even if they both claim to support 4G. IProxy loads Youtube in HD quality no problem.

Yes, we do.

• Alcatel 1 5033D (Android 8.1.0, rooted via iProxy) – This is the device we specifically developed and validated this feature on.

• Rooted Samsung devices
• Rooted Google Pixel devices
• Rooted Motorola devices

A large number of flows are running when a regular web page is loading. Fonts, layout, pictures, ads, etc. are all loading. Each load is a separate flow. Thus, when loading a normal page, several flows are launched and are all operating simultaneously. IProxy has no restrictions regarding this number of flows.

You can improve your phone’s speed in the following ways:

• move to a place in the room where the Internet connection is better
• try a different mobile operator
• try a different (more powerful) phone
• use a signal amplifier

Free proxy services for social media often lack proper security measures, making your personal information vulnerable to hackers and data breaches. It is advisable to buy proxies for social networks from reputable and paid proxy services that prioritize user privacy and offer reliable performance.

iProxy's mobile proxies offer high-level anonymity, ensuring that your online activities cannot be traced back to your original IP address. They mask your IP address and encrypt your internet traffic, making it difficult for anyone to track your online identity or monitor your browsing habits.

We recommend to use paid proxy services because paid proxies offer faster speeds, more server locations, and enhanced security compared to free proxies. They also provide additional features like encryption and customer support, ensuring a better browsing experience overall.

The key distinction between 3G, 4G, LTE, and 5G mobile proxies is their speed. As we move from 3G to 5G, internet connections become much faster and more dependable.

Yes, mobile proxies offer a secure layer by routing your traffic through genuine mobile networks, making detection harder.

Yes, you get 100% private proxies that are under your exclusive control. When you purchase "ready-made proxies" from other proxy providers, you take the privacy of the proxy "on faith". But in the case of iProxy, you create your own proxy access and solely determine who can connect to it.

When you provide mobile proxies, your customers use them for Internet activity under the IP address associated with your SIM card. It is important to realise that if illegal activities are detected, law enforcement may initially contact you as the SIM card owner.

However, if you follow the following tips, your risks will be minimised:

Free proxies often lack security and reliability, leading to potential IP bans, data breaches, or compromised accounts. They may share IPs among users, increasing the risk of detection and reducing the effectiveness of Google Ads campaigns.

Using free services is often associated with low speed, unstable connection, suspicion and blocking by websites. But the main problem with free services is the threat of unethical use of your data (and in some cases, your devices) accessed by these services.

DNS leaks can lead to a loss of anonymity, personalized ads, restricted content access (especially in countries with internet censorship), and exposure of your real location.

To prevent DNS leaks, use a proxy or VPN that supports DNS requests, change DNS servers to more private options (like Cloudflare or Google DNS), install a WebRTC-blocking extension in your browser, and configure your firewall to block unsecured DNS requests.