Instagram has changed the limits for UNFOLLOW!

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#22

@ciras
Yes, I think I need to find a 4g mobile proxy provider in the US, but I have been unable to do so.

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#23

We are using ipv4 and doing without issue daily 400 likes and 199 follows

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#24

Proxy location makes a difference for me: less blocks, no problems with shopping tags and moreā€¦
Starting from the fact that when you log in your customerā€™s account for the first time you often donā€™t need to ask for the code. Not to mention that when they receive a log in attempt from a new device the attempt is coming from the home country and not from Thailand: it makes your whole work more trustworthy.
Just my two centsā€¦

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#25

I am not sure these ā€œUnfollowā€ blocks are because of bad proxies - maybe yes, but it is not my opinion right now - for the simple reason that i have received 1 unfollow block on my own 4G dongle, on my laptop (and Jarvee is working green and blue as fuck on it), as i did receive some blocks aswell on my VPS + proxies from different places.

Overall, i donā€™t have any setup that didnā€™t receive 1 unfollow block, all got at least 1. Bad proxies might get hit harder, but well, even good ones might get someā€¦

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#26

Wow - thatā€™s incredible!! A huge congrats. I am lucky to get to 190 follows per day.
Thanks for letting me know, some people are still having great success.
How would I go about transitioning to ipv4?

#27

bro i am doing around 250-300 likes per day for now i want to bump it a bit but things have been changing so much with ig! Have you tried 400 for a longer period of time? and have you tested to go above 400?

#28

1000/2500

Yes, they are. Sometimes it doesnā€™t matter, but it does matter the quality of proxy, thatā€™s for sure. Itā€™s like you have the client for 1st world country and at the same time, you are managing with a proxy from a third world country. You got the idea.

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#29

Not, didnt need to go above 400. Doing mostly 300-400, not using at all accounts, I charge extra for it :wink:

Click on profile -> Remove proxy -> add new proxy -> reset cookies.
But I am sure, you want not talking about this.
We are using self created proxies, we are not going to share as well which DC we are using since - if less users use them, less chance to get a problems. For example when we were using OVH, there was much more problems.

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