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# iOS

This guide covers how to set up a proxy on Wi-Fi for iPhone and iPad.

### Requirements

Before getting started, ensure that:

* No other VPN or proxies are active.
* You have your GoProxies endpoint ready, e.g. `proxy.goproxies.com:1080`
* Your GoProxies subuser (also called API User) username and password.

### Wi-Fi Setup

{% hint style="info" %}
This method only works with browsers. Apps won't route through the proxy this way. iOS also only supports `HTTP` proxies on Wi-Fi.
{% endhint %}

1. Make sure you're connected to a Wi-Fi network and open **Settings**.
2. Tap **Wi-Fi** and select your connected network.
3. Scroll down to the **HTTP Proxy** section and tap **Configure Proxy**.
4. Switch to **Manual**.
5. Fill in the following:
   * **Server:** `proxy.goproxies.com`
   * **Port:** `1080`
6. Enable **Authentication** and enter your credentials:
   * **Username:** `customer-your_username_here`
   * **Password:** your proxy password

{% hint style="info" %}
 If you're using IP whitelisting, you can skip the authentication step entirely.
{% endhint %}

7. Tap **Save**.
8. If a pop-up appears asking for credentials, tap **Settings** and re-enter your proxy authentication details.

#### Verify the Connection

Open a browser and go to [ip.goproxies.com](https://ip.goproxies.com). If the IP shown reflects your proxy location, you're all set.

#### Disable the Proxy

To turn the proxy off, go back to **Configure Proxy**, select **Off**, and tap **Save**.


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