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If you’re often on the move you might find yourself prevented from using regional services due to regional restrictions or network filters. A portable DIY mobile proxy kit can help you overcome geo-blocks while keeping your online activity private and secure. This kit is quick to set up using budget-friendly hardware and can slide into your wallet. The core idea is to create a compact gadget that shunts data through a remote server so you can access content as if you were in another location.

Gather your toolkit before proceeding. You will need a any similar small SBC with embedded Wi-Fi module. This device is low power and small enough to carry anywhere. You will also need a micro SD card with at least 8GB of storage, a USB-C to micro USB adapter, and visit a portable power bank with at least 5000mAh capacity. Optionally, you can include a USB Ethernet adapter if you prefer a Ethernet-based network setup.

Next, install a lightweight operating system like Raspbian Lite onto the flash memory card. Once booted, access it remotely via terminal. Install a socks5-capable routing tool. Configure the proxy to tunnel via a server in your desired location. You can use a premium tunneling platform or host a VPS on Linode, Vultr, or Google Cloud. Make sure the server you choose offers stable proxy ports and has good speed and uptime.

After setting up the proxy server software on the Raspberry Pi, configure the device to function as a wireless access point. This allows you to connect your phone, laptop, or tablet to the Pi. Use open-source hotspot utilities to configure the network interface with a static IP. Then, redirect outbound packets via the proxy server. Test the setup by connecting your device to the Pi’s WiFi and visiting a site like whatismyip.com to confirm your location has changed.

For ultimate mobility, plug the SBC into the external battery and turn it on. When you arrive at your destination, initiate the boot sequence, wait a minute for it to establish network protocols, and select the Pi’s SSID. Your devices will now be shielded by the remote IP and you can access blocked sites. For added convenience, you can set up a boot-time daemon that ensures seamless operation after power cycles so you don’t need to reconfigure the proxy on every use.

Safeguard your proxy access credentials and never rely on open or shared proxies. Patch vulnerabilities promptly and configure a host-based security layer for enhanced security. This portable proxy kit is ideal for travelers who need uninterrupted global connectivity on the go. It’s discreet, dependable, and gives you full control over your connection without relying on paid monthly services.