Question 1

Are these real Brazilian carrier IPs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every IP is a real 4G/5G device on a Brazilian carrier (Vivo, Claro or TIM), not a data-center or recycled residential address. That is what lets a session read as a genuine Brazilian subscriber.

Question 2

Do I need an antidetect browser with a mobile proxy?

Accepted Answer

For multi-account and verification work, yes. The proxy fixes the network half of your identity; the antidetect browser fixes the browser half. A Brazilian carrier IP behind a desktop fingerprint contradicts itself, and the contradiction is the signal that flags you. Match the profile to a Brazilian mobile device and the story is coherent.

Question 3

SOCKS5 or HTTP, which should I use?

Accepted Answer

SOCKS5 for almost everything: it carries any TCP traffic and can resolve DNS remotely, so your DNS exits in Brazil too. It is the default you paste into an antidetect profile or automation tool. Use HTTP(S) only for simple scraping or basic browser routing, and make sure DNS still goes through the proxy.

Question 4

How do I prevent DNS and WebRTC leaks?

Accepted Answer

Force DNS through the proxy (SOCKS5 remote resolution or an OpenVPN/WireGuard tunnel), and disable or route WebRTC through the proxy in your antidetect profile. Test both before you trust a session: the 1-hour free trial is enough time to confirm there is no leak.

Question 5

How many accounts can share one IP?

Accepted Answer

One identity per dedicated IP. Sharing an IP across accounts that must stay separate is exactly the link detection systems merge them on. Each identity gets its own dedicated carrier IP plus its own antidetect profile.

Question 6

Is this legal?

Accepted Answer

Mobile proxies are a legitimate networking tool for verification, QA, geo-testing and managing authorized accounts. They do not grant anonymity and do not make fraud safe or legal. You are responsible for following the terms of the platforms you use and the laws that apply to you.

Question 7

Is there a free trial?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a 1-hour free trial so you can connect a Brazilian carrier IP, point your antidetect browser at it, and confirm coherence and zero leaks before committing to a plan.