Android & iOS setup

Phones support proxies natively only on Wi-Fi and only for HTTP. For SOCKS5, for mobile data, or for apps that ignore the system proxy, use a proxy client app.

iOS and iPadOS (Wi-Fi, HTTP)#

Settings → Wi-Fi, tap the (i) next to the connected network.
Scroll to HTTP Proxy → Configure Proxy → Manual.
Server: fr.mobile.gw.proxuno.com (or the static IP / resi.gw.proxuno.com).
Port: the HTTP port, e.g. 10421 (residential 7000, static 8000).
Turn Authentication on and enter the username and password.
Save, then open https://api.ipify.org in Safari to check the IP.

The setting applies to that Wi-Fi network only. iOS remembers it per network.

Android (Wi-Fi, HTTP)#

Menus vary by manufacturer; on stock Android 13–15:

Settings → Network & internet → Internet, tap the gear next to the connected Wi-Fi.
Tap the pencil (edit) icon, open Advanced options.
Proxy → Manual.
Proxy hostname: fr.mobile.gw.proxuno.com · Proxy port: 10421.
Save.

Android's built-in proxy has no username/password fields. Either:

whitelist the public IP of the Wi-Fi network in Settings → Proxy access → IP whitelist (see IP whitelist) — works for mobile and static ISP proxies; or
use a proxy client app (below) — required for residential, which always needs credentials.

Chrome on Android honours the Wi-Fi proxy; many other apps do not.

Proxy client apps#

To route all apps, on Wi-Fi or mobile data, with authentication and SOCKS5, use an app that creates a local VPN interface and forwards traffic to the proxy:

Platform	Typical apps	Protocols
Android	Super Proxy, Postern, Every Proxy	HTTP, SOCKS5 with authentication
iOS	Shadowrocket, Potatso, Surge	HTTP, SOCKS5 with authentication

Configuration is the same everywhere: type (HTTP or SOCKS5), server, port, username, password. For SOCKS5 use the SOCKS port (mobile: HTTP port + 10000; residential 7001; static 8001). Enable "proxy DNS" / "remote DNS" if offered.

These apps are third-party software; review their permissions before installing.

Rotating from the phone#

Save the mobile proxy's rotation link as a home-screen bookmark (Safari: Share → Add to Home Screen; Chrome: ⋮ → Add to Home screen). Opening it rotates the IP and shows the JSON response with the new address. Wait 10 seconds between two taps.

Checks and caveats#

Open https://api.ipify.org to confirm the exit IP, and a geolocation site to confirm the country.
With a Wi-Fi proxy, apps can still leak your real IP through WebRTC or by bypassing the system proxy. Use a client app when that matters.
Push notifications and some system services bypass the proxy by design.
Battery-saving modes can pause VPN-based proxy apps in the background.