Checkers and proxieses

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Hello guys I am new here,
I would like to ask why I need to use proxies when I use checkers?
why can I use the checker on my high-end PC?

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I would like to ask why I need to use proxies when I use checkers?

Because there's a thing called rate limiting, where you get IP banned for sending too many requests in a certain period of time (i.e., more than 10 Instagram login attempts in 1 minute).
By using proxies, you trick the site into thinking login attempts come from different people. Proxies can get rate limited, if you use public proxies there's a chance someone already got them rate limited.

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I would like to ask why I need to use proxies when I use checkers?

Because there's a thing called rate limiting, where you get IP banned for sending too many requests in a certain period of time (i.e., more than 10 Instagram login attempts in 1 minute).
By using proxies, you trick the site into thinking login attempts come from different people. Proxies can get rate limited, if you use public proxies there's a chance someone already got them rate limited.

thank you for your reply, should I use the proxie on Vmware?

[1.756]

I would like to ask why I need to use proxies when I use checkers?

Because there's a thing called rate limiting, where you get IP banned for sending too many requests in a certain period of time (i.e., more than 10 Instagram login attempts in 1 minute).
By using proxies, you trick the site into thinking login attempts come from different people. Proxies can get rate limited, if you use public proxies there's a chance someone already got them rate limited.

thank you for your reply, should I use the proxie on Vmware?

Proxies come in the IP:port form and they can't be infected, as they're usually delivered in a text file (also called a proxy list) that you load on your checker.
Instead, what can be infected is the checker itself (a stand-alone checker or an OpenBullet config), so if you aren't sure whether or not your checker is safe, you should use a virtualized environment like VMware.

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Because there's a thing called rate limiting, where you get IP banned for sending too many requests in a certain period of time (i.e., more than 10 Instagram login attempts in 1 minute).
By using proxies, you trick the site into thinking login attempts come from different people. Proxies can get rate limited, if you use public proxies there's a chance someone already got them rate limited.

thank you for your reply, should I use the proxie on Vmware?

Proxies come in the IP:port form and they can't be infected, as they're usually delivered in a text file (also called a proxy list) that you load on your checker.
Instead, what can be infected is the checker itself (a stand-alone checker or an OpenBullet config), so if you aren't sure whether or not your checker is safe, you should use a virtualized environment like VMware.

Thanks again for your replay.
I would like to know if xrisky the public checker is good to use?

[1.756]

thank you for your reply, should I use the proxie on Vmware?

Proxies come in the IP:port form and they can't be infected, as they're usually delivered in a text file (also called a proxy list) that you load on your checker.
Instead, what can be infected is the checker itself (a stand-alone checker or an OpenBullet config), so if you aren't sure whether or not your checker is safe, you should use a virtualized environment like VMware.

Thanks again for your replay.
I would like to know if xrisky the public checker is good to use?

A lot of XRisky's checkers came out a long time ago, meaning they're outdated, so you'll get false positives, or you won't crack accounts at all.

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Hello guys I am new here,
I would like to ask why I need to use proxies when I use checkers?
why can I use the checker on my high-end PC?