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Dolphin Anty is an antidetect browser: each profile in it has its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy, so several accounts can live on one computer without being linked to each other. A mobile proxy is the natural pair for it — the profile looks like a separate device, and the mobile IP looks like an ordinary subscriber of a carrier.
Before you start, have the connection details at hand: address, port, protocol (HTTPS or SOCKS5), login and password, and for a private channel the IP change link. With LTESpace they are shown in your account after you choose a plan.
How to add a proxy to a profile
- click Create profile;
- in the profile settings go to the proxy section and choose New proxy;
- choose the protocol of the connection — HTTP for an HTTPS proxy or SOCKS5;
- paste the connection details in one of the supported formats;
- check the proxy with the built-in check and save the profile.
Dolphin Anty understands several formats, so the details can be pasted as they are:
host:port;host:port:login:password;login:password@host:port;- with the type in front, for example
http://login:password@host:portorsocks5://login:password@host:port.
A proxy added once can be picked for other profiles from the list, but for work with accounts it is better to give each profile its own channel.
The IP change link
Dolphin Anty has a separate field for the IP change link, made exactly for mobile proxies. With the link filled in, the address of the proxy can be changed right from the profile, before the next launch, without opening the proxy account.
On LTESpace the IP change link comes with private channels. A shared channel changes the address on its own, on a timer, and has no link. How the two ways of changing the address differ is explained in mobile proxies with rotation.
Profile settings that follow the IP
A mobile IP gives the country; the rest of the profile has to agree with it. In the profile settings let Dolphin Anty take these parameters from the proxy address:
- time zone;
- geolocation;
- language of the browser and the interface;
- WebRTC — so it reports the proxy address and not the real one.
A mismatch between the country of the IP and the time zone or language is one of the most common reasons for extra checks. How platforms compare these signals is explained in mobile proxies and antifraud.
One profile — one channel
The main rule of work with accounts: do not move a profile between countries and do not mix channels in one profile. If an account logs in from one GEO today and from another tomorrow, while the fingerprint stays the same, it looks suspicious. Give every profile its own proxy and keep its country stable.
If many profiles have to run at the same time, it is more convenient to take several private channels or multiport — see multiport mobile proxies.
How to check the connection
After saving, start the profile and open any IP checker inside it. It should show the mobile carrier, the country and city of the chosen GEO and a mobile network as the connection type. Run a WebRTC leak test too — the real address must not appear. If the check fails, look at the protocol in the profile, the format of the details and whether the channel is active.
Why warm-up still matters
A clean mobile IP and a consistent profile remove the most obvious signals, but new accounts are still judged by behaviour. How to prepare a profile before registration is described in IP trust score and account registration.
Summary
In Dolphin Anty a mobile proxy is added to each profile in the proxy section, in any of the supported formats, and checked with the built-in check. The IP change link lets you change the address from the profile — on LTESpace it comes with private channels. Let the profile take the time zone, geolocation, language and WebRTC from the IP, keep one channel per profile, and pick the channels in the LTESpace plans.
