Service eligibility and regional restrictions
PuppyIP serves only compliant overseas businesses and their authorized personnel. Proxy services are not available in mainland China. The service may only be used for lawful business activities outside mainland China. Use of this service within mainland China is prohibited.
Hosting a proxy IP or server overseas does not change these restrictions. The service must not be provided to end users in mainland China through relaying, forwarding, sharing or resale. Before use, read the Terms of Service.
Key Takeaways
- Keep a fixed country or region for content accounts and avoid frequent exit changes.
- Keep the browser environment, publishing pattern and proxy exit consistent.
- Record accounts, proxies, devices and responsible people when a team operates them.
Step 1: Choose a long-term region for the account
Content accounts accumulate sign-in, publishing, interaction and dashboard-operation history over time. Frequent proxy-exit changes make environment troubleshooting complicated.
Choose the account’s target country or region before starting operations, then select a corresponding proxy. Do not later switch casually to a completely different region for temporary speed or testing.
Step 2: Record environment and content patterns separately
Unexpected content performance is not necessarily a proxy problem. Content, account status, publishing time or browser-environment changes may also be responsible. Recording proxy region, workstation, operator and key times makes diagnosis clearer.
For team operations, prefer a separate environment per person or a fixed environment per account. Avoid repeatedly switching several accounts within one browser.
Step 3: Review the environment periodically
Periodically check whether the proxy still reports the target region, DNS has problems, browser time zone and language are consistent, and the account is asking for additional verification.
For a long-term fixed proxy exit, visit the PuppyIP website to see currently available resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every content account need its own proxy?
Separate proxies are more advisable for important accounts. Ordinary test accounts can be more flexible, but should not share environments with long-term accounts.
Does a stable proxy guarantee there will be no account problems?
No. The proxy is only one part of the account environment; content, devices, sign-in patterns and the platform’s own rules also matter.