Reddit proxy & Antidetect bundle

Because a proxy only changes the IP address. Reddit also tracks device identity, session behavior, and stored data. If multiple accounts run on the same phone, emulator, or browser environment, Reddit can link them even when the IP is different. Proxies without device isolation leave the main detection signals untouched. 

Cloud phones give each Reddit account its own real Android device. App data, cache, and device identifiers stay isolated per account, so Reddit sees every login as coming from a different phone. There is no shared storage, no reused device signals, and no cross-account exposure. 

Yes. Reddit can block or ban IP addresses if suspicious activity is detected, such as automation, spam, or mass account creation. Residential proxies help reduce this risk by rotating IPs and distributing activity across authentic network identities.

Yes, and this is one of the most common reasons people lose multiple accounts at once or end up with a Reddit suspended account unexpectedly. Reddit doesn’t just look at login details or IP addresses. It also looks at browser-level signals such as cookies, local storage, session data, and fingerprint traits. When several accounts are accessed from the same browser environment, those signals overlap. Over time, Reddit can connect those accounts even if different emails or usernames are used. This is why simply logging out and switching accounts inside the same browser often leads to problems later.

In most cases, no. Once a Reddit account is restricted or shadow banned, changing the IP doesn’t remove the account’s history or internal flags. Reddit decisions are tied to the account and its past behavior. Proxies are useful for preventing future issues, but they rarely reverse enforcement that’s already in place.

There’s no fixed limit. Safety depends on how accounts are set up and maintained, not the number itself. One poorly isolated account can cause more damage than several properly separated ones. Most issues start when accounts share environments or scale too quickly without consistent session handling.

Yes. Browser fingerprints help Reddit recognize repeated environments even when IP addresses change. These include browser configuration, system traits, storage behavior, and session consistency. When fingerprints overlap across accounts, linking becomes much easier and enforcement follows sooner.

A Reddit proxy is an intermediary server that routes traffic through a different IP address. It enables safe account management, geo-targeted campaigns, data scraping, and automation without exposing the original network identity.

Reddit traffic can be routed through built-in residential proxies directly within the Multilogin antidetect browser. After creating a browser profile, a proxy location is selected from the integrated global pool, assigning a unique residential IP to that session. Each profile runs in an isolated environment with its own fingerprint and network identity, ensuring that account activity appears authentic and remains protected from detection or bans.

VPN traffic is frequently blocked because many users share the same IP ranges, which Reddit’s systems associate with suspicious behavior. Residential proxies provide unique, location-based IPs that resemble genuine user activity and are less likely to be flagged.

Reddit shadowbans may occur when new accounts show unusual activity patterns, such as excessive posting or automation. Using trusted residential proxies and natural browser profiles reduces the likelihood of early restrictions.

Yes. Reddit permits multiple accounts, but accounts accessed from the same IP or device are more likely to be linked. Assigning a unique proxy and browser fingerprint to each profile ensures separation and lowers the risk of bans.