People often say carrier-grade NAT makes mobile proxies

A pleasant hello, I found a MobileProxy.Space explanation — https://mobileproxy.space/en/pages/cgna … nting.html — showing that carrier-grade NAT lets many ordinary subscribers share one public mobile IP. You should understand that this may change the IP’s reputation profile, but it does not hide browser fingerprints, cookies, behaviour or links between accounts. Keep device settings consistent, use stable authorised workflows and never assume CGNAT protects activity that violates community rules.