Setup
Android devices allow proxy setup through either Wi-Fi or Mobile Network (APN) settings. Below, we’ll guide you through both methods to securely route your internet traffic through IpnProxy.Mobile Network (Cellular Data)
Access APN Settings
Tap your mobile network provider, scroll to the bottom, and tap Access Point
Names (APN).
Enter Proxy Details
Fill in the following:
- Proxy:
dc.ipnproxy.comorresidential.ipnproxy.com - Port:
10080or relevant residential port (e.g.,823) - Username / Password: If supported, add your IpnProxy credentials
Proxies on mobile networks are typically limited to HTTP/HTTPS protocols
only.
Wi-Fi Networks
Open Wi-Fi Settings
Navigate to Settings > Network & internet > Internet and select the connected Wi-Fi.

Set Manual Proxy
Under Proxy, choose Manual. Then enter:
- Hostname:
dc.ipnproxy.com - Port: Based on proxy type (e.g.,
10080) - Username / Password: When prompted by apps or browser

Save and Test
Save changes and visit https://ipnproxy.com/ip-lookup to confirm the proxy is active.
Residential Proxies
Settings
Settings
- Rotating - http/s
- Rotating - socks5
- Sticky - http/s & socks5
- Host:
residential.ipnproxy.com - Port:
823 - Format:
Datacenter Proxies
Settings
Settings
- Host:
dc.ipnproxy.com - Port:
10080 - Format:
Premium Mobile Proxies
Settings
Settings
- IP:
{IP_ADDRESS} - Port:
{PORT} - Username:
{PROXY_USERNAME} - Password:
{PROXY_PASSWORD} - Format:
Mobile Proxies
Settings
Settings
- IP:
{IP_ADDRESS} - Port:
{PORT}- Format:
Some Android apps may not honor system proxy settings. For full coverage, use
apps that allow proxy input or third-party solutions.
For SOCKS5 support, use a proxy tunnel or app-based configuration (not
available via native Android UI).
Make sure to match the proxy format to the type you’re configuring. Mistakes
in IP, port, or credentials can block network access.

