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Buying
Are mobile proxies dedicated or shared?
Both are sold, and the difference decides what you actually get. Every White Cloak proxy is 100% dedicated — one customer per device, no rotation pool shared with strangers, and the IP is yours alone for the duration of your subscription.
Read the full answerWhat carriers are available for mobile proxies?
White Cloak runs on two US mobile networks — T-Mobile and Verizon — and you choose which one you want at checkout. The order is then fulfilled from a device that is actually on that network.
Read the full answerDo mobile proxies have unlimited bandwidth?
Usually not — most mobile proxies are sold by the gigabyte. White Cloak proxies are the exception: bandwidth is unlimited, and you pay for time on a dedicated device rather than for the traffic you push through it.
Read the full answerIs there a free trial for mobile proxies?
Not a free one. The nearest thing at White Cloak is a paid 24-hour test: 1 dedicated proxy for $10, one per customer, bought and delivered in seconds without messaging anybody.
Read the full answerCan I get a refund on a mobile proxy?
Yes — and in two ways. Not satisfied? Full refund within 24 hours of purchase, no questions asked. And if your proxy is down and we can't fix it within 24 hours, you're refunded whenever that happens — not just in the first day.
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Setup
How long does it take to set up a mobile proxy?
Seconds. Once your payment is confirmed, your proxy credentials are generated automatically and appear in your dashboard within seconds — no waiting, no manual setup, no back-and-forth with a seller.
Read the full answerDo mobile proxies support SOCKS5?
Yes. Every White Cloak proxy supports both HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5, and you receive connection details for both when the proxy is provisioned — ready to plug into any tool.
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Looking for something longer?
Two questions are answered at guide length instead of here: what is a 5G mobile proxy and how to rotate a mobile proxy IP. There is also a comparison of mobile proxies vs residential proxies in the blog.