How to Configure Evomi Proxies in Shadowrocket iOS Guide

Sarah Whitmore

Last edited on June 24, 2025
Last edited on June 24, 2025

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Getting Your iOS Devices Connected: A Guide to Evomi Proxies with Shadowrocket

So, you're looking to enhance your internet experience on your iPhone or iPad using proxies, and you've got Shadowrocket in your toolkit. Smart move! Shadowrocket is a powerful, rule-based proxy utility client for iOS that gives you fine-grained control over your device's network traffic. Pairing it with a high-quality proxy service like Evomi can significantly boost your privacy, help you navigate around geo-restrictions, and provide a more secure connection.

Here at Evomi, we're all about providing top-notch residential, mobile, datacenter, and static ISP proxies. We're based in Switzerland, a country known for quality and privacy, and we pride ourselves on ethical sourcing and excellent customer support – all at prices that make sense. This guide will walk you through, step-by-step, how to configure your Evomi proxies in Shadowrocket. Let's get to it!

What You'll Need Before We Start

To follow along, make sure you have these things ready:

  • An iPhone or iPad with Shadowrocket installed. (You can find Shadowrocket on the App Store; it's a paid app, but well worth the investment for its features).

  • An active Evomi proxy plan. If you're new to us, Evomi offers a variety of proxy types like Residential, Mobile, and Datacenter proxies that work great with Shadowrocket.

  • Your Evomi proxy credentials. This includes the server address (endpoint), port number, your username, and your password. You'll find these in your Evomi dashboard after signing up.

Oh, and if you want to try before you commit, we offer a completely free trial for our Residential, Mobile, and Datacenter proxies. It’s a great way to see the Evomi difference for yourself!

Understanding Your Evomi Proxy Details

Before diving into Shadowrocket, let's quickly break down the proxy credentials you'll be using from Evomi. Each proxy type has a specific endpoint and set of ports for different protocols:

  • Server/Hostname: This is the address of the Evomi proxy server (e.g., rp.evomi.com for residential proxies).

  • Port: This number tells your device which "door" to use on the proxy server. Different ports are used for different proxy protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5).

  • Username & Password: These are your authentication details to ensure only you can use your Evomi proxies.

Here’s a handy table with our main proxy types and their connection details:

Proxy Type

Endpoint

Protocol

Port

Residential

rp.evomi.com

HTTP

1000

HTTPS

1001

SOCKS5

1002

Datacenter

dc.evomi.com

HTTP

2000

HTTPS

2001

SOCKS5

2002

Mobile

mp.evomi.com

HTTP

3000

HTTPS

3001

SOCKS5

3002

Static ISP

Your Assigned IP

HTTP

12345

SOCKS5 (UDP)

12346

Note: For Static ISP proxies, "Your Assigned IP" is the specific IP address provided to you upon purchase. The HTTPS protocol via a dedicated port isn't standard for Static ISP setups; you'd typically use the HTTP or SOCKS5 port, and these can handle HTTPS traffic.

Step-by-Step: Configuring Evomi Proxies in Shadowrocket

Alright, let's get your Evomi proxy up and running in Shadowrocket. The interface is quite user-friendly.

  1. Open Shadowrocket: Find the Shadowrocket icon on your iOS device and tap to open it.

  2. Add a New Server:

    • On the main screen (Home tab), tap the plus icon (`+`), usually located in the top-right corner.

    • A menu will appear. Select "Add Server". You might also see options like "Subscribe" for importing multiple servers, but for a single Evomi proxy, "Add Server" is what we want.

  3. Choose the Proxy Type:

    • Tap on "Type" at the top of the "Add Server" screen.

    • You'll see a list of proxy protocols. Select the one that matches your Evomi proxy details:

      • HTTP: If you're using an Evomi HTTP port (e.g., 1000 for Residential).

      • HTTPS: If you're using an Evomi HTTPS port (e.g., 1001 for Residential). This means the connection to the proxy itself is encrypted.

      • SOCKS5: If you're using an Evomi SOCKS5 port (e.g., 1002 for Residential). SOCKS5 is often a good choice for its versatility.

  4. Enter Your Evomi Proxy Details:

    Now, fill in the fields with the information from your Evomi dashboard:

    • Host: Enter the server address (e.g., rp.evomi.com).

    • Port: Enter the corresponding port number for your chosen protocol.

    • User: Enter your Evomi proxy username.

    • Password: Enter your Evomi proxy password.

    • Remarks (Optional but Recommended): Give your proxy a name you'll recognize, like "Evomi Residential US" or "Evomi Mobile DE". This helps if you set up multiple proxies.

    For most Evomi proxies (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 with username/password authentication), you won't need to configure the "Method" or "Obfuscation" fields unless you have specific advanced requirements. The username and password fields will handle the authentication.

  5. Save Your Configuration:

    • Once all details are entered correctly, tap "Done" or the save icon (usually a checkmark) in the top-right corner.

  6. Select and Connect:

    • You'll be taken back to the "Server" list or the main "Home" screen. Find the proxy you just added (using the "Remarks" you set).

    • Tap on your newly configured Evomi proxy to select it. A checkmark should appear next to it.

    • On the "Home" tab, toggle the switch at the top (it usually says "Not Connected") to the "On" position. It should turn green and display "Connected".

    • iOS will likely ask for permission to add VPN configurations the first time you connect. Allow this – Shadowrocket uses the VPN framework to route traffic through the proxy.

  7. Verify Your Connection:

    • Open a web browser on your iOS device and go to a site like https://geo.evomi.com/.

    • This tool will show you your current IP address and location. It should now reflect the IP and location of your Evomi proxy, not your actual IP!

And that's it! Your iOS device is now routing its traffic through your secure and reliable Evomi proxy via Shadowrocket.

Choosing the Right Evomi Proxy for Shadowrocket on iOS

Evomi offers a range of proxies, and the "best" one depends on your needs:

  • Residential Proxies: These are IPs from real home internet connections. They are excellent for browsing, social media, accessing geo-restricted content, and tasks where looking like a "regular" user is important. They offer a great balance of reliability and authenticity.

  • Mobile Proxies: Sourced from mobile carrier networks, these IPs are perfect for tasks that specifically require a mobile IP address, like managing social media accounts that are sensitive to device type, or testing mobile app performance from different regions.

  • Datacenter Proxies: These proxies come from data centers and are known for their speed and stability. While they might be more easily detected by some sophisticated services, they are fantastic for general browsing, market research, and accessing content quickly. Plus, they are very budget-friendly, starting at just $0.30 per GB.

  • Static ISP Proxies: These offer a dedicated IP from an Internet Service Provider, combining the stability of a datacenter proxy with the higher trust level of a residential IP. Ideal if you need a consistent IP address for a longer duration.

If you're unsure, our residential proxies are a popular all-around choice. And remember, you can grab a free trial for our Residential, Mobile, and Datacenter proxies to see which one fits your iOS activities best with Shadowrocket.

Pro Tips for Using Proxies on iOS with Shadowrocket

To make the most of your setup, keep these tips in mind:

  • Global vs. Rule-Based Routing: Shadowrocket shines with its rule-based routing.

    • Global Mode: Routes all traffic from your iOS device through the selected proxy. Simple, but might not always be what you want.

    • Rule Mode (Config): This is where Shadowrocket gets really cool. You can set up rules to decide which apps, websites, or types of traffic use the proxy, and which use your direct connection. For example, you could route only your web browser through the proxy, or only specific apps. This requires a bit more setup (often by importing or creating a configuration file) but offers incredible flexibility.

  • Battery Life: Keeping a proxy connection active, especially in Global Mode, can use more battery. If you're not actively needing the proxy, consider disconnecting it to save power.

  • Security is Key: Always use proxies from a reputable provider. At Evomi, we're committed to ethical proxy sourcing and robust infrastructure, all governed by Swiss privacy standards. This ensures your connection is not just anonymous but also secure.

  • Protocol Choice: HTTP vs. SOCKS5:

    • HTTP/HTTPS Proxies: Primarily designed for web browsing (HTTP and HTTPS traffic).

    • SOCKS5 Proxies: More versatile. They can handle various types of internet traffic, including email, P2P, and gaming, in addition to web browsing. If your Evomi proxy plan offers SOCKS5 (and ours do!), it's generally a good option to choose in Shadowrocket for broader compatibility.

Troubleshooting Common Hiccups

Sometimes things don't go as planned. Here are a few common issues and fixes:

  • Can't Connect:

    • Double-check every detail: server address, port, username, and password. A tiny typo can prevent connection. Copy-pasting directly from your Evomi dashboard is a good idea.

    • Ensure your Evomi proxy plan is active and has available bandwidth/IPs.

    • Try a different protocol (e.g., if HTTP fails, try SOCKS5 if available on that port, or vice-versa, ensuring the port matches the protocol).

  • Slow Speeds:

    • Your own internet connection might be slow. Test your speed without the proxy.

    • The proxy server location might be far from you. If using Evomi's rotating residential or mobile proxies, you can often select a general region; try one closer to you if speed is critical.

    • The specific proxy IP might be under heavy load. Try reconnecting to get a new IP (for rotating proxies).

  • Certain Apps/Websites Not Working:

    • Some services are very adept at detecting and blocking proxy usage. Using high-quality residential or mobile proxies from Evomi reduces this risk.

    • Check Shadowrocket's rules if you're in "Config" mode. An incorrect rule might be blocking access or not routing the app correctly.

    • You can also try using our free Proxy Tester tool to check the status of your proxy string outside of Shadowrocket.

If you're still stuck, don't hesitate to reach out to our Evomi support team. We're always happy to help our users get the best out of their proxies!

Wrapping It Up

Configuring Evomi proxies with Shadowrocket on your iOS device is a straightforward process that can significantly improve your online privacy, security, and freedom. With Shadowrocket's advanced control and Evomi's reliable, ethically-sourced proxies, you have a powerful combination at your fingertips.

We believe in providing quality and value, backed by Swiss precision and a commitment to our users. Whether you're browsing, streaming, or managing online accounts, we hope this guide helps you get smoothly connected. Happy (and safe) browsing!

Getting Your iOS Devices Connected: A Guide to Evomi Proxies with Shadowrocket

So, you're looking to enhance your internet experience on your iPhone or iPad using proxies, and you've got Shadowrocket in your toolkit. Smart move! Shadowrocket is a powerful, rule-based proxy utility client for iOS that gives you fine-grained control over your device's network traffic. Pairing it with a high-quality proxy service like Evomi can significantly boost your privacy, help you navigate around geo-restrictions, and provide a more secure connection.

Here at Evomi, we're all about providing top-notch residential, mobile, datacenter, and static ISP proxies. We're based in Switzerland, a country known for quality and privacy, and we pride ourselves on ethical sourcing and excellent customer support – all at prices that make sense. This guide will walk you through, step-by-step, how to configure your Evomi proxies in Shadowrocket. Let's get to it!

What You'll Need Before We Start

To follow along, make sure you have these things ready:

  • An iPhone or iPad with Shadowrocket installed. (You can find Shadowrocket on the App Store; it's a paid app, but well worth the investment for its features).

  • An active Evomi proxy plan. If you're new to us, Evomi offers a variety of proxy types like Residential, Mobile, and Datacenter proxies that work great with Shadowrocket.

  • Your Evomi proxy credentials. This includes the server address (endpoint), port number, your username, and your password. You'll find these in your Evomi dashboard after signing up.

Oh, and if you want to try before you commit, we offer a completely free trial for our Residential, Mobile, and Datacenter proxies. It’s a great way to see the Evomi difference for yourself!

Understanding Your Evomi Proxy Details

Before diving into Shadowrocket, let's quickly break down the proxy credentials you'll be using from Evomi. Each proxy type has a specific endpoint and set of ports for different protocols:

  • Server/Hostname: This is the address of the Evomi proxy server (e.g., rp.evomi.com for residential proxies).

  • Port: This number tells your device which "door" to use on the proxy server. Different ports are used for different proxy protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5).

  • Username & Password: These are your authentication details to ensure only you can use your Evomi proxies.

Here’s a handy table with our main proxy types and their connection details:

Proxy Type

Endpoint

Protocol

Port

Residential

rp.evomi.com

HTTP

1000

HTTPS

1001

SOCKS5

1002

Datacenter

dc.evomi.com

HTTP

2000

HTTPS

2001

SOCKS5

2002

Mobile

mp.evomi.com

HTTP

3000

HTTPS

3001

SOCKS5

3002

Static ISP

Your Assigned IP

HTTP

12345

SOCKS5 (UDP)

12346

Note: For Static ISP proxies, "Your Assigned IP" is the specific IP address provided to you upon purchase. The HTTPS protocol via a dedicated port isn't standard for Static ISP setups; you'd typically use the HTTP or SOCKS5 port, and these can handle HTTPS traffic.

Step-by-Step: Configuring Evomi Proxies in Shadowrocket

Alright, let's get your Evomi proxy up and running in Shadowrocket. The interface is quite user-friendly.

  1. Open Shadowrocket: Find the Shadowrocket icon on your iOS device and tap to open it.

  2. Add a New Server:

    • On the main screen (Home tab), tap the plus icon (`+`), usually located in the top-right corner.

    • A menu will appear. Select "Add Server". You might also see options like "Subscribe" for importing multiple servers, but for a single Evomi proxy, "Add Server" is what we want.

  3. Choose the Proxy Type:

    • Tap on "Type" at the top of the "Add Server" screen.

    • You'll see a list of proxy protocols. Select the one that matches your Evomi proxy details:

      • HTTP: If you're using an Evomi HTTP port (e.g., 1000 for Residential).

      • HTTPS: If you're using an Evomi HTTPS port (e.g., 1001 for Residential). This means the connection to the proxy itself is encrypted.

      • SOCKS5: If you're using an Evomi SOCKS5 port (e.g., 1002 for Residential). SOCKS5 is often a good choice for its versatility.

  4. Enter Your Evomi Proxy Details:

    Now, fill in the fields with the information from your Evomi dashboard:

    • Host: Enter the server address (e.g., rp.evomi.com).

    • Port: Enter the corresponding port number for your chosen protocol.

    • User: Enter your Evomi proxy username.

    • Password: Enter your Evomi proxy password.

    • Remarks (Optional but Recommended): Give your proxy a name you'll recognize, like "Evomi Residential US" or "Evomi Mobile DE". This helps if you set up multiple proxies.

    For most Evomi proxies (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 with username/password authentication), you won't need to configure the "Method" or "Obfuscation" fields unless you have specific advanced requirements. The username and password fields will handle the authentication.

  5. Save Your Configuration:

    • Once all details are entered correctly, tap "Done" or the save icon (usually a checkmark) in the top-right corner.

  6. Select and Connect:

    • You'll be taken back to the "Server" list or the main "Home" screen. Find the proxy you just added (using the "Remarks" you set).

    • Tap on your newly configured Evomi proxy to select it. A checkmark should appear next to it.

    • On the "Home" tab, toggle the switch at the top (it usually says "Not Connected") to the "On" position. It should turn green and display "Connected".

    • iOS will likely ask for permission to add VPN configurations the first time you connect. Allow this – Shadowrocket uses the VPN framework to route traffic through the proxy.

  7. Verify Your Connection:

    • Open a web browser on your iOS device and go to a site like https://geo.evomi.com/.

    • This tool will show you your current IP address and location. It should now reflect the IP and location of your Evomi proxy, not your actual IP!

And that's it! Your iOS device is now routing its traffic through your secure and reliable Evomi proxy via Shadowrocket.

Choosing the Right Evomi Proxy for Shadowrocket on iOS

Evomi offers a range of proxies, and the "best" one depends on your needs:

  • Residential Proxies: These are IPs from real home internet connections. They are excellent for browsing, social media, accessing geo-restricted content, and tasks where looking like a "regular" user is important. They offer a great balance of reliability and authenticity.

  • Mobile Proxies: Sourced from mobile carrier networks, these IPs are perfect for tasks that specifically require a mobile IP address, like managing social media accounts that are sensitive to device type, or testing mobile app performance from different regions.

  • Datacenter Proxies: These proxies come from data centers and are known for their speed and stability. While they might be more easily detected by some sophisticated services, they are fantastic for general browsing, market research, and accessing content quickly. Plus, they are very budget-friendly, starting at just $0.30 per GB.

  • Static ISP Proxies: These offer a dedicated IP from an Internet Service Provider, combining the stability of a datacenter proxy with the higher trust level of a residential IP. Ideal if you need a consistent IP address for a longer duration.

If you're unsure, our residential proxies are a popular all-around choice. And remember, you can grab a free trial for our Residential, Mobile, and Datacenter proxies to see which one fits your iOS activities best with Shadowrocket.

Pro Tips for Using Proxies on iOS with Shadowrocket

To make the most of your setup, keep these tips in mind:

  • Global vs. Rule-Based Routing: Shadowrocket shines with its rule-based routing.

    • Global Mode: Routes all traffic from your iOS device through the selected proxy. Simple, but might not always be what you want.

    • Rule Mode (Config): This is where Shadowrocket gets really cool. You can set up rules to decide which apps, websites, or types of traffic use the proxy, and which use your direct connection. For example, you could route only your web browser through the proxy, or only specific apps. This requires a bit more setup (often by importing or creating a configuration file) but offers incredible flexibility.

  • Battery Life: Keeping a proxy connection active, especially in Global Mode, can use more battery. If you're not actively needing the proxy, consider disconnecting it to save power.

  • Security is Key: Always use proxies from a reputable provider. At Evomi, we're committed to ethical proxy sourcing and robust infrastructure, all governed by Swiss privacy standards. This ensures your connection is not just anonymous but also secure.

  • Protocol Choice: HTTP vs. SOCKS5:

    • HTTP/HTTPS Proxies: Primarily designed for web browsing (HTTP and HTTPS traffic).

    • SOCKS5 Proxies: More versatile. They can handle various types of internet traffic, including email, P2P, and gaming, in addition to web browsing. If your Evomi proxy plan offers SOCKS5 (and ours do!), it's generally a good option to choose in Shadowrocket for broader compatibility.

Troubleshooting Common Hiccups

Sometimes things don't go as planned. Here are a few common issues and fixes:

  • Can't Connect:

    • Double-check every detail: server address, port, username, and password. A tiny typo can prevent connection. Copy-pasting directly from your Evomi dashboard is a good idea.

    • Ensure your Evomi proxy plan is active and has available bandwidth/IPs.

    • Try a different protocol (e.g., if HTTP fails, try SOCKS5 if available on that port, or vice-versa, ensuring the port matches the protocol).

  • Slow Speeds:

    • Your own internet connection might be slow. Test your speed without the proxy.

    • The proxy server location might be far from you. If using Evomi's rotating residential or mobile proxies, you can often select a general region; try one closer to you if speed is critical.

    • The specific proxy IP might be under heavy load. Try reconnecting to get a new IP (for rotating proxies).

  • Certain Apps/Websites Not Working:

    • Some services are very adept at detecting and blocking proxy usage. Using high-quality residential or mobile proxies from Evomi reduces this risk.

    • Check Shadowrocket's rules if you're in "Config" mode. An incorrect rule might be blocking access or not routing the app correctly.

    • You can also try using our free Proxy Tester tool to check the status of your proxy string outside of Shadowrocket.

If you're still stuck, don't hesitate to reach out to our Evomi support team. We're always happy to help our users get the best out of their proxies!

Wrapping It Up

Configuring Evomi proxies with Shadowrocket on your iOS device is a straightforward process that can significantly improve your online privacy, security, and freedom. With Shadowrocket's advanced control and Evomi's reliable, ethically-sourced proxies, you have a powerful combination at your fingertips.

We believe in providing quality and value, backed by Swiss precision and a commitment to our users. Whether you're browsing, streaming, or managing online accounts, we hope this guide helps you get smoothly connected. Happy (and safe) browsing!

Getting Your iOS Devices Connected: A Guide to Evomi Proxies with Shadowrocket

So, you're looking to enhance your internet experience on your iPhone or iPad using proxies, and you've got Shadowrocket in your toolkit. Smart move! Shadowrocket is a powerful, rule-based proxy utility client for iOS that gives you fine-grained control over your device's network traffic. Pairing it with a high-quality proxy service like Evomi can significantly boost your privacy, help you navigate around geo-restrictions, and provide a more secure connection.

Here at Evomi, we're all about providing top-notch residential, mobile, datacenter, and static ISP proxies. We're based in Switzerland, a country known for quality and privacy, and we pride ourselves on ethical sourcing and excellent customer support – all at prices that make sense. This guide will walk you through, step-by-step, how to configure your Evomi proxies in Shadowrocket. Let's get to it!

What You'll Need Before We Start

To follow along, make sure you have these things ready:

  • An iPhone or iPad with Shadowrocket installed. (You can find Shadowrocket on the App Store; it's a paid app, but well worth the investment for its features).

  • An active Evomi proxy plan. If you're new to us, Evomi offers a variety of proxy types like Residential, Mobile, and Datacenter proxies that work great with Shadowrocket.

  • Your Evomi proxy credentials. This includes the server address (endpoint), port number, your username, and your password. You'll find these in your Evomi dashboard after signing up.

Oh, and if you want to try before you commit, we offer a completely free trial for our Residential, Mobile, and Datacenter proxies. It’s a great way to see the Evomi difference for yourself!

Understanding Your Evomi Proxy Details

Before diving into Shadowrocket, let's quickly break down the proxy credentials you'll be using from Evomi. Each proxy type has a specific endpoint and set of ports for different protocols:

  • Server/Hostname: This is the address of the Evomi proxy server (e.g., rp.evomi.com for residential proxies).

  • Port: This number tells your device which "door" to use on the proxy server. Different ports are used for different proxy protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5).

  • Username & Password: These are your authentication details to ensure only you can use your Evomi proxies.

Here’s a handy table with our main proxy types and their connection details:

Proxy Type

Endpoint

Protocol

Port

Residential

rp.evomi.com

HTTP

1000

HTTPS

1001

SOCKS5

1002

Datacenter

dc.evomi.com

HTTP

2000

HTTPS

2001

SOCKS5

2002

Mobile

mp.evomi.com

HTTP

3000

HTTPS

3001

SOCKS5

3002

Static ISP

Your Assigned IP

HTTP

12345

SOCKS5 (UDP)

12346

Note: For Static ISP proxies, "Your Assigned IP" is the specific IP address provided to you upon purchase. The HTTPS protocol via a dedicated port isn't standard for Static ISP setups; you'd typically use the HTTP or SOCKS5 port, and these can handle HTTPS traffic.

Step-by-Step: Configuring Evomi Proxies in Shadowrocket

Alright, let's get your Evomi proxy up and running in Shadowrocket. The interface is quite user-friendly.

  1. Open Shadowrocket: Find the Shadowrocket icon on your iOS device and tap to open it.

  2. Add a New Server:

    • On the main screen (Home tab), tap the plus icon (`+`), usually located in the top-right corner.

    • A menu will appear. Select "Add Server". You might also see options like "Subscribe" for importing multiple servers, but for a single Evomi proxy, "Add Server" is what we want.

  3. Choose the Proxy Type:

    • Tap on "Type" at the top of the "Add Server" screen.

    • You'll see a list of proxy protocols. Select the one that matches your Evomi proxy details:

      • HTTP: If you're using an Evomi HTTP port (e.g., 1000 for Residential).

      • HTTPS: If you're using an Evomi HTTPS port (e.g., 1001 for Residential). This means the connection to the proxy itself is encrypted.

      • SOCKS5: If you're using an Evomi SOCKS5 port (e.g., 1002 for Residential). SOCKS5 is often a good choice for its versatility.

  4. Enter Your Evomi Proxy Details:

    Now, fill in the fields with the information from your Evomi dashboard:

    • Host: Enter the server address (e.g., rp.evomi.com).

    • Port: Enter the corresponding port number for your chosen protocol.

    • User: Enter your Evomi proxy username.

    • Password: Enter your Evomi proxy password.

    • Remarks (Optional but Recommended): Give your proxy a name you'll recognize, like "Evomi Residential US" or "Evomi Mobile DE". This helps if you set up multiple proxies.

    For most Evomi proxies (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 with username/password authentication), you won't need to configure the "Method" or "Obfuscation" fields unless you have specific advanced requirements. The username and password fields will handle the authentication.

  5. Save Your Configuration:

    • Once all details are entered correctly, tap "Done" or the save icon (usually a checkmark) in the top-right corner.

  6. Select and Connect:

    • You'll be taken back to the "Server" list or the main "Home" screen. Find the proxy you just added (using the "Remarks" you set).

    • Tap on your newly configured Evomi proxy to select it. A checkmark should appear next to it.

    • On the "Home" tab, toggle the switch at the top (it usually says "Not Connected") to the "On" position. It should turn green and display "Connected".

    • iOS will likely ask for permission to add VPN configurations the first time you connect. Allow this – Shadowrocket uses the VPN framework to route traffic through the proxy.

  7. Verify Your Connection:

    • Open a web browser on your iOS device and go to a site like https://geo.evomi.com/.

    • This tool will show you your current IP address and location. It should now reflect the IP and location of your Evomi proxy, not your actual IP!

And that's it! Your iOS device is now routing its traffic through your secure and reliable Evomi proxy via Shadowrocket.

Choosing the Right Evomi Proxy for Shadowrocket on iOS

Evomi offers a range of proxies, and the "best" one depends on your needs:

  • Residential Proxies: These are IPs from real home internet connections. They are excellent for browsing, social media, accessing geo-restricted content, and tasks where looking like a "regular" user is important. They offer a great balance of reliability and authenticity.

  • Mobile Proxies: Sourced from mobile carrier networks, these IPs are perfect for tasks that specifically require a mobile IP address, like managing social media accounts that are sensitive to device type, or testing mobile app performance from different regions.

  • Datacenter Proxies: These proxies come from data centers and are known for their speed and stability. While they might be more easily detected by some sophisticated services, they are fantastic for general browsing, market research, and accessing content quickly. Plus, they are very budget-friendly, starting at just $0.30 per GB.

  • Static ISP Proxies: These offer a dedicated IP from an Internet Service Provider, combining the stability of a datacenter proxy with the higher trust level of a residential IP. Ideal if you need a consistent IP address for a longer duration.

If you're unsure, our residential proxies are a popular all-around choice. And remember, you can grab a free trial for our Residential, Mobile, and Datacenter proxies to see which one fits your iOS activities best with Shadowrocket.

Pro Tips for Using Proxies on iOS with Shadowrocket

To make the most of your setup, keep these tips in mind:

  • Global vs. Rule-Based Routing: Shadowrocket shines with its rule-based routing.

    • Global Mode: Routes all traffic from your iOS device through the selected proxy. Simple, but might not always be what you want.

    • Rule Mode (Config): This is where Shadowrocket gets really cool. You can set up rules to decide which apps, websites, or types of traffic use the proxy, and which use your direct connection. For example, you could route only your web browser through the proxy, or only specific apps. This requires a bit more setup (often by importing or creating a configuration file) but offers incredible flexibility.

  • Battery Life: Keeping a proxy connection active, especially in Global Mode, can use more battery. If you're not actively needing the proxy, consider disconnecting it to save power.

  • Security is Key: Always use proxies from a reputable provider. At Evomi, we're committed to ethical proxy sourcing and robust infrastructure, all governed by Swiss privacy standards. This ensures your connection is not just anonymous but also secure.

  • Protocol Choice: HTTP vs. SOCKS5:

    • HTTP/HTTPS Proxies: Primarily designed for web browsing (HTTP and HTTPS traffic).

    • SOCKS5 Proxies: More versatile. They can handle various types of internet traffic, including email, P2P, and gaming, in addition to web browsing. If your Evomi proxy plan offers SOCKS5 (and ours do!), it's generally a good option to choose in Shadowrocket for broader compatibility.

Troubleshooting Common Hiccups

Sometimes things don't go as planned. Here are a few common issues and fixes:

  • Can't Connect:

    • Double-check every detail: server address, port, username, and password. A tiny typo can prevent connection. Copy-pasting directly from your Evomi dashboard is a good idea.

    • Ensure your Evomi proxy plan is active and has available bandwidth/IPs.

    • Try a different protocol (e.g., if HTTP fails, try SOCKS5 if available on that port, or vice-versa, ensuring the port matches the protocol).

  • Slow Speeds:

    • Your own internet connection might be slow. Test your speed without the proxy.

    • The proxy server location might be far from you. If using Evomi's rotating residential or mobile proxies, you can often select a general region; try one closer to you if speed is critical.

    • The specific proxy IP might be under heavy load. Try reconnecting to get a new IP (for rotating proxies).

  • Certain Apps/Websites Not Working:

    • Some services are very adept at detecting and blocking proxy usage. Using high-quality residential or mobile proxies from Evomi reduces this risk.

    • Check Shadowrocket's rules if you're in "Config" mode. An incorrect rule might be blocking access or not routing the app correctly.

    • You can also try using our free Proxy Tester tool to check the status of your proxy string outside of Shadowrocket.

If you're still stuck, don't hesitate to reach out to our Evomi support team. We're always happy to help our users get the best out of their proxies!

Wrapping It Up

Configuring Evomi proxies with Shadowrocket on your iOS device is a straightforward process that can significantly improve your online privacy, security, and freedom. With Shadowrocket's advanced control and Evomi's reliable, ethically-sourced proxies, you have a powerful combination at your fingertips.

We believe in providing quality and value, backed by Swiss precision and a commitment to our users. Whether you're browsing, streaming, or managing online accounts, we hope this guide helps you get smoothly connected. Happy (and safe) browsing!

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Sarah Whitmore

Digital Privacy & Cybersecurity Consultant

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Sarah is a cybersecurity strategist with a passion for online privacy and digital security. She explores how proxies, VPNs, and encryption tools protect users from tracking, cyber threats, and data breaches. With years of experience in cybersecurity consulting, she provides practical insights into safeguarding sensitive data in an increasingly digital world.

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