Technical requirements for an Android device

Question 1

Is there iProxy for iPhones?

Accepted Answer

No, and not planned in the near future.

Question 2

What is the oldest Android version that will still work?

Accepted Answer

From 6.0+

Question 3

If my phone is connected to Wi-Fi instead of mobile Internet, will the proxies work?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the proxies will work.
But you won’t be able to remotely change your IP address, since Wi-Fis change their IP address when the router physically gets turned off and on again. More so, this method doesn’t guarantee your IP address will be changed: it all depends on your home Internet provider.
We recommend working with a SIM card, since when you remotely toggle Airplane mode, the mobile operator assigns the device a new IP address. Read more about changing your IP address in our article.

Question 4

If my phone has 2 SIM cards, can I launch 2 proxies at once on 1 phone?

Accepted Answer

That’s operationally impossible. To work with iProxy, insert a SIM card ONLY into SLOT #1.

Question 5

How to make sure the proxies work without interruptions?

Accepted Answer

It works fine on most phone models. For XiaoMi, Meizu and Huawei devices it’s sometimes necessary to turn off energy-saving mode and allow the app to run in the background.

Example of disabling energy-saving mode:

Example of setting it up on Meizu: iProxy Online

You must enable working OpenVPN in the background.

Also carefully read the iProxy.online guide on launching mobile proxies.

In the settings, there may be a limit on the number of Megabytes or Gigabytes per month for traffic from a SIM card. Make sure that this limit is removed on your phone.

Question 6

My phone doesn’t support 4G/LTE. Will it work with iProxy through 3G?

Accepted Answer

It will, but the speeds will be lower. We recommend using phones that support 4G.

Question 7

Does iProxy work on all phone models? What are the requirements for the phone?

Accepted Answer

It works fine on most phone models. Problems may sometimes occur on really antiquated and rare Chinese phone models. If you already have an Android device - just test it out. If you’re planning on buying a phone to use the service, take a look at our list of recommended models. Requirements:
Android 6.0+, 4G support (for the speed to be higher, but it technically works with 3G, too), at least 2GB of RAM. CPU: ARM Cortex-A53 is not recommended.

Question 8

Do proxies work on non-rooted Android devices?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they do. Remote change ip works as well. The easiest way to do it would be through the VA (Voice Assistant). You can also set up an IP change via the Macrodroid clicker. Check out the detailed guide covering both ways in our article.

Question 9

If I install OpenVPN from the PlayMarket, will it work with iProxy?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily, the iProxy app checks for the required version of OpenVPN and if it doesn’t match - downloads the required version. Delete the OpenVPN version you downloaded from the PlayMarket and download the one iProxy tells you to.

Question 10

Why do I need to remove mobile traffic restrictions in the Phone settings?

Accepted Answer

In the settings of some phones, SIM cards may have traffic-related restrictions (number of megabytes or gigabytes per month). Make sure that this limit is removed on your phone.

Question 11

What information must I know in order to use iProxy.online?

Accepted Answer

Launching proxies through iProxy.online isn’t hard at all. Be sure to take a look at our Complete guide for launching mobile proxies through iProxy.online, where you will probably find answers to most of your questions.

Question 12

Do your proxies work with disabled Google Play Services?

Accepted Answer

Yes, our proxies work even with Google Play Services disabled. However, remote management capabilities are limited: **Without Owner mode:** - Proxies work. - IP rotation works. - Remote commands, such as changing IP via link, Telegram bot, or API, will not work without Google Play Services. **With Owner mode:** - Proxies work. - All remote commands, including device reboot and IP change, will work regardless of the state of Google Play Services.

Question 13

If I launch a VPN on a phone with iProxy, what IP address will the proxy show?

Accepted Answer

iProxy won’t work. Only one VPN can work on a phone at a time. Either OpenVPN will work - for the purposes of iProxy, or any other VPN, but then iProxy will remain docile.

Question 14

Owner mode: how to reboot a phone without root access remotely?

Accepted Answer

To reboot the phone without root access you need to activate the **owner mode** to reboot the phone without root access. Please note: that the phone must be fully reset to factory settings and should not be linked to a Google account. 1. Install iProxy version (starting from v477), using APK: https://iproxy.online/android. 2. Install ADB on your laptop: - For Windows: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-windows.zip - For Linux: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-linux.zip - For macOS: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-darwin.zip. 3. Create a folder named adb on the C:// drive and move all the unzipped files there. 4. Connect the phone to the laptop using a cable, allow USB debugging in the developer settings. 5. Open the terminal (right-click in the C://adb folder - Open in terminal). 6. Enter the following command in the terminal: - .\adb.exe shell dpm set-device-owner com.iproxy.android/.service.IproxyDeviceOwnerReceiver (Windows) - ./adb shell dpm set-device-owner com.iproxy.android/.service.IproxyDeviceOwnerReceiver (MAC). 7. Check the phone settings: Security and Privacy/Additional settings/Device Admin Apps. iProxy should be selected without the option to uncheck it on the phone. Setting this option in the menu without using adb does not give the application full rights, and features that require device owner will not work. 8. In your personal account on the website, in the Pro section - click the "Reboot Phone" button.

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