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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.
What a shared mobile proxy really is
On a shared plan the provider keeps a pool of devices and hands you whichever IP happens to be free when you connect. You do not choose the device, you cannot see how many other customers touched that address this morning, and you have no idea what they did with it. The price is lower for a reason: the same hardware is earning from several people at once.
That matters because reputation travels with the IP, not with you. When a platform decides an address has behaved badly, everything arriving from it inherits the suspicion — including your perfectly ordinary session that started ten minutes later.
What dedicated means here
- One customer per device. The handset your traffic leaves from is not serving anybody else while your term runs.
- No shared bandwidth. Nothing is metered and nobody else is competing for the line — see do mobile proxies have unlimited bandwidth.
- You decide when the IP changes. Rotation happens on your click or on a schedule you set, not when a pool cycles everyone at once.
- The line waits for you. Between your sessions the device sits idle rather than building a history you did not create.
How to tell which one a seller is offering
Almost every provider uses the word dedicated somewhere. Three questions separate the ones who mean it:
- How many customers are on one device? A real answer is a number. If it comes back as an adjective, it is a pool.
- Who triggers rotation? If the provider rotates on a global schedule you cannot change, you are sharing that schedule with everyone else on it.
- What happens to the IP when I am not using it? On a dedicated line, nothing at all.
Which one your work needs
If you only need a handful of requests to arrive from a mobile network and you do not care which one, a shared pool can be enough. Anything where the same IP has to stay attached to the same identity wants a dedicated line — managing several accounts side by side, verifying how ads actually render in the wild, market research that has to look like an ordinary phone, QA-testing a mobile build. In all of those, the value is in the address not changing behind your back.
Dedicated is also what makes the rest of the product possible: because the device is yours, activation is instant rather than queued, and you can pick the network it sits on. If you are still weighing proxy types, mobile proxies vs residential proxies compares them, and what is a 5G mobile proxy covers the fundamentals in plain English.
Every plan is a dedicated device on the network you choose, with unlimited bandwidth and one-click rotation.
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