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Every Lusor Phone has its own Internet connection. Its traffic exits either from a static IP that stays the same, or from a shared residential route whose IP changes over time. The API reads both. Changing them happens in the app.

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Available countries

Codes are lowercase two-letter country codes, such as us. Any other country returns 400 unsupported_country when you add a phone or change its location.

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Where a phone’s traffic exits

A phone that is not a Lusor Phone returns 409 not_managed_phone. 503 internet_location_unavailable means the information is not available yet; retry later.

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Static IP

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Follow a change

While a static IP change is in progress, pass its operationId back as ?operation=:
It returns 202 while the change is still in progress (ask again later) and 200 once it has settled. If the change failed, the response is the failure: An operation id that does not belong to this phone returns 400 bad_request.

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Choosing a static IP when you add a phone

When you add Lusor Phones with the API, internetConnection: "persistent" (the default) gives each phone a static IP where one is sold in its country. "rotating" adds it on the residential route.

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Only in the app

These changes are made from the phone’s settings in the Lusor app. They are not available to API keys:
  • Changing a phone’s exit country, or switching between home and mobile IPs (admins and members).
  • Turning a phone’s static IP on or off, moving a phone onto a static IP the workspace already has, or replacing a static IP (admins).