Reddit requires Residential or "home" host servers. With their help, requests sent from a single device are masked as the actions of users with different IP addresses. This allows you to manage multiple advertising accounts without getting banned.

By connecting a shared public proxy, the user bypasses Reddit's geo-blocking. The resource is open, but some countries restrict the direct access to the website, rewarding the authors for "posting prohibited types of content." Individuals use non-rotating mobile proxies that display trusted permanent IPs to sign in to a website from Russia.

Private residential proxies allow:

• promoting mobile apps and programs with links and mass commenting on posts;
• upgrading and downgrading the ratings;
• subscribing to authors and responding to reactions.

By faking reader interest, the user promotes a personal blog without fearing losing access to the main account. If one of the addresses gets blocked, the buyer connects a new IP and links it to another Reddit account.

Using residential proxies is reasonable if the price is low and the pool bandwidth is high (no limits). Back-end servers are more reliable because the risk of blocking "home" networks is minimal - their IPs are constantly changing, and it's hard to calculate spoofing.

Private proxy hosts are a priority. They not only mask IP but also assume private access to channels. Since the largest share of Reddit traffic comes from US users, addresses registered in America are the most preferred.

Residential Proxies are recommended for webmasters involved in automated distribution, data parsing, and content auto-publishing. In this case, you need to create several accounts and bind them to different IPs to prevent Reddit bots from calculating address matches for multiple users when switching profiles.