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Mobile proxies are intermediary servers that route your internet traffic through cellular network connections (4G/5G). They provide IP addresses associated with mobile carriers rather than datacenter or residential ISPs. When you connect through a mobile proxy, websites and online services see you as a mobile device user with all the characteristics of mobile network traffic.

The key differences relate to their source networks: mobile proxies route traffic through cellular carrier networks (like Verizon, AT&T), residential proxies use home ISP connections (like Comcast, Spectrum), and datacenter proxies come from cloud hosting providers (like AWS, Azure). Mobile proxies have different network fingerprints and geographic characteristics based on mobile carrier coverage compared to other proxy types.

Consider factors like: 1) Geographic requirements (certain countries/regions), 2) Target websites or platforms you need to access, 3) Volume of requests needed, 4) Specific carrier requirements, and 5) Your technical integration capabilities. Our sales team can provide personalized recommendations based on your specific use case.

You can configure IP rotation settings through our dashboard or API. Options include: 1) Manual rotation (change IPs on demand), 2) Time-based automatic rotation (every X minutes), 3) Request-count based rotation (after Y requests), and 4) Smart rotation based on response patterns. Default rotation intervals are adjustable based on your plan.

Mobile proxies provide IP addresses from specific geographic locations with the characteristics of local mobile users. This allows you to access content that's restricted to those locations, view localized versions of websites, and test how your own services appear to users in different regions.

We support multiple authentication methods: 1) IP whitelisting (restricting access to specific IPs), 2) Username/password authentication, 3) API key-based authentication for programmatic access, and 4) Session-based tokens for temporary access. The authentication method can be selected based on your security requirements.

Bandwidth and connection limits vary by plan. Basic plans have reasonable usage limits suitable for smaller operations, while enterprise plans offer higher limits or unlimited options for large-scale operations. Check our pricing page for specific details on each plan's limitations.

We provide comprehensive support through multiple channels: 1) Detailed documentation with setup guides and code examples, 2) 24/7 technical support via chat, email, and phone, 3) SDK libraries for popular programming languages, 4) Video tutorials for visual learners, and 5) Dedicated account managers for enterprise clients.