DuoPlus
Cloud Android phones for running many mobile accounts from a browser.
DuoPlus runs real Android environments in the cloud, so a team can open and operate many mobile accounts — TikTok and the other phone-only apps — from one browser tab. Each cloud phone keeps its own device settings, its own apps and its own proxy.
Use SocksNode in DuoPlus
Four steps. One sticky session per phone, so every phone keeps its own address.
- 1
In DuoPlus, open the cloud phone you want to set up and go to its proxy settings.
- 2
Choose HTTP or SOCKS5. Host: global.socksnode.com. Port 10000 (HTTP) or 12000 (SOCKS5) holds one IP for the session.
- 3
Paste your proxy username and password from the SocksNode dashboard, with the country and a session ID, for example USERNAME-country-us-session-7b31d9c4-lifetime-30.
- 4
Run the proxy check in DuoPlus, then start the phone. Give the next phone its own session ID.
DuoPlus proxy settings
- Host
- global.socksnode.com
- Port
- 10000 (HTTP) · 12000 (SOCKS5)
- Username
- USERNAME-country-us-session-7b31d9c4-lifetime-30
- Password
- ••••••••
One session per phone. Two phones on one session share an address, which is the pattern platforms look for.
Why DuoPlus and SocksNode work well together
One address per phone
Give each cloud phone its own sticky SocksNode session, and that phone keeps the same IP for as long as you need it.
The country the account expects
Add the country, and a city if you want one, to the proxy username. A phone for a US account and a phone for a UK account each get a local address.
Mobile IPs when an app wants one
Some phone apps are happier on a carrier address. SocksNode mobile proxies give a phone a real 4G/5G IP; residential suits everything else.
Example: two cloud phones, two countries
One phone on a US address, one on a UK address, each keeping its IP for the whole session.
- 1
In the SocksNode dashboard, generate a sticky proxy for the first phone: host global.socksnode.com, port 12000 (SOCKS5), username USERNAME-country-us-session-7b31d9c4-lifetime-30.
- 2
In DuoPlus, open that phone's proxy settings, choose SOCKS5 and paste the host, port, username and password.
- 3
Repeat for the second phone with username USERNAME-country-gb-session-2fc6a018-lifetime-30, so it appears from the United Kingdom.
- 4
Run the proxy check in DuoPlus, then start both phones. Two phones, two addresses, neither sharing with the other.
From DuoPlus
DuoPlus wrote the setup guide
Their own page walks through putting SocksNode proxies into a cloud phone, step by step.
Read it on duoplus.netQuestions about DuoPlus and SocksNode
Which proxies suit a cloud phone?
Rotating residential on a sticky port for most work: one phone, one home IP, held for the session. Use a mobile proxy when the app expects a carrier address, and a datacenter proxy only where the site is relaxed about it.
Can two phones share one proxy?
They can, but they should not. Accounts that already look like they share a device should not also look like they share an address. One session per phone.
Does the IP change while the phone is running?
Not on a sticky port. The session label and the lifetime in the username decide how long the address is held, so set a lifetime that covers the time the phone will be open.
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