# iOS / iPhone
The following guide has been tested to work on until iOS/iPadOS 17.3.
Currently the use of proxies is limited on iOS for the following reasons:
* no proxy support for mobile data
* no SOCKS5 support
If you want to use your [**Residential Proxies**](https://speedproxies.net/residential-proxies/) on your iOS based device on Wi-Fi then follow the guide:
**Step 1.** Navigate to **Settings > Wi-Fi > Current Wi-Fi Network**.
**Step 2.** Select the info icon and scroll down to **HTTP Proxy** and select **Configure Poxy** and **Manual**.
**Step 3.** Edit each section by tapping on the label with your **proxy settings**:
{% hint style="info" %}
Hostname and port will change depending on the proxy product you are using, so please be aware of that.
{% endhint %}
**Hostname:** `budget.speedproxies.net`
**Port:** `11000`
**Username:** *(provided on your dashboard page)*
**Password:** *(provided on your dashboard page)*
(Example of proxy details from budget residential proxies page)
**Step 4.** Tap **Save**.
**Step 5.** Open your web browser and enter the **same username & password** used if asked to **Sign in**.
**Step 6.** Test your proxy to see if your proxy is working correctly.
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