Open Timtendo12 opened 1 week ago
I haven't seen anyone getting IP banned, although there have been reports of Twitter accounts getting banned.
A residential proxy will keep your IP safe from getting banned and more than one proxy will certainly help alleviate rate limit issues.
Personally, I have never faced any bans, neither my account, nor my IP (maybe that's because I don't have a static IP and am behind a double NAT network from my ISP).
But, that's just an observation. The rest is up to you.
I've been running my script on my Raspberry Pi using my verified account for a few days now. The script uses the search methods every 5-10 minutes, with random intervals after each request (between 5-10 minutes), and so far, my account hasn’t been banned. The only odd thing I noticed is that my account got logged out of every device this morning 🤔. Not sure what caused it, but I don’t think it’s related to Rettiwt.
Hi! I’m wondering if I should use a proxy to prevent my home IP from being potentially blacklisted, assuming that’s a risk with repeated API requests.
I’m running a script that streams tweets using this API. It’s running on a Raspberry Pi at home, and it fetches new tweets every 60 seconds.
Currently, I have a HTTPS proxy configured in the device’s network settings, rather than specifying a proxy URL in the script configuration.
I also tried using a VPN, but it blocks RDP connections on the device, which makes that solution impractical for me.
Any advice on whether using a proxy is necessary? Is it even possible for your IP to get banned from X?