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Say goodbye to blocked websites and hello to internet freedom with our guide on how to set up a proxy on your iPhone. Access content without restrictions with iOS proxies.
Use our proxy server to hide your IP address and change location. Here's the easiest way to configure a proxy server on your iOS device.
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Note: You can also automatically configure your iPhone proxy. Choose Automatic configuration option – you'll see a spot to enter the web address (URL) of the proxy auto-config script. Type in the address and hit Save. Your device will now use the script to activate the proxy server.Put the website address for the proxy configuration in the URL field.
In case you've chosen Smartproxy as your residential proxy service provider, follow this example to edit your proxy details.
Example: Server – us.smartproxy.com, port – 10101. This will let you connect through our US proxy servers.You can also try gate.smartproxy.com with the 7000 port to reach the whole 40M+ IP pool.
Turn on authentication if your network IP isn't whitelisted in the dashboard, and add your username and password.
If you're using a datacenter proxy server, try the all.dc.smartproxy.com endpoint to reach a massive list of 100K datacenter IPs. Need a US proxy server address? Then gate.dc.smartproxy.com endpoint should be your choice. Besides, the authentication is a breeze – just turn it on, enter your username and password, and you're good to go!
Using private proxy servers? No problem –the steps remain the same. And for the dedicated datacenter proxy server and its port, find them on our dashboard on the left menu (Dedicated Datacenter > Proxy setup). Note that this setup works only for HTTP(S) proxies.
Done with you proxying or reaching the target with an automatic proxy detection? To stop using a proxy server, just go to the proxy settings (Go to Settings > select Wi-Fi > choose your current network > scroll down and press on Configure Proxy) and tap Off.
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A proxy server is like a middleman between your iOS device and the internet. It lets you bypass pesky location blocks, hide your IP address and strengthen your online security. And if you ever wondered if you can use a proxy server on iPhone, then yes! We're about to show you how.
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Unfortunately, iOS does not natively support setting up a SOCKS5 proxy through the settings. To use a SOCKS5 proxy on an iPhone, you will need to use a third-party app or browser extension that supports it, or use a VPN service that offers the SOCKS5 protocol.
Keep the proxy server on if you want to hide your IP and surf anonymously. Else, turn it off. Keep in mind that using a proxy server can slow down your internet and use up more data.
The formula is the same as using a proxy server on iPhone. Just head to Settings > choose Wi-Fi > press on your current network > scroll down to HTTP proxy > select Configure proxy > press Manual. Then your task is to fill your proxy server and port information and turn on the authentication if your IP isn't whitelisted.