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Summer is in full swing, and the mobileproxy.space team is not slowing down! While others are soaking up the sun, we’ve been glued to our monitors preparing a batch of fresh updates that will make working with mobile proxies even more convenient, transparent, and enjoyable. Ready to find out what’s new in your favorite service in June 2026? Then make yourself comfortable — we’re covering everything in detail and keeping it real.

This digest is special. We’ve touched on several important areas: from expanding the API for developers to interface tweaks that quietly but noticeably improve your daily experience. And yes, we’ve got something special for those who actively use artificial intelligence in their work. But let’s take it one step at a time!

Introduction: Why June Became the Month of Big Little Improvements

Every update we release comes from one simple question: how can we make your work easier? Sometimes the answer is a flashy new feature that stands out a mile away. Other times, it’s a quiet, almost invisible tweak that saves you seconds on every action. And those seconds, multiplied by hundreds of operations a day, turn into real time saved for the tasks that truly matter.

June 2026 was that kind of month for us. We didn’t chase one big headline feature. Instead, we went through different corners of the service and polished what you’ve been asking for. Developers got expanded API capabilities. Active users got easy proxy transfers between accounts. Dark theme lovers finally got readable text that doesn’t blur into the background. And those who work with neural networks got a chance to speak up — and get a nice bonus.

Want to know how it all works and how to get the most out of these updates? We’ve prepared more than just a list of changes — it’s a full breakdown with context, usage scenarios, and practical tips. Let’s go!

What’s New: June Changes at a Glance

Let’s map out the updates first so you can see the big picture. In June 2026, we introduced six key improvements that affect different aspects of using the service. Here they are briefly:

  • New AI and Neural Network Survey — we want to better understand how you use AI and language models with proxies. Take it and get a discount coupon.
  • New API Command get_free_eid_list — now you can get not just the number of available modems, but a full list with filters by country, operator, and geo.
  • New Documentation Section: “Response Format and Errors” — a detailed guide on reading API responses, error codes, and integration pitfalls.
  • Unified Country Names in Proxy Labels — all geo-labels are now consistent, and cities include their country. Searching and filtering proxies is noticeably easier.
  • Proxy Transfer to Another User — you can now transfer your proxy to another account by phone number directly from your dashboard.
  • Improved Dark Theme Readability — text in the profile menu and on the main page no longer blends into the background. Your eyes will thank you!

Each of these updates deserves its own spotlight, because behind the simple wording is real care for your convenience. Let’s dive into the details.

Context: Why These Updates Matter Right Now

The world of mobile proxies is changing fast. What seemed exotic a couple of years ago is now a daily tool for marketers, promotion specialists, data analysts, and developers. And as popularity grows, so do user demands. You need not just working proxies — you need transparency, flexibility, automation, and comfort at every step.

This is especially true in two areas. First, automation via API. More and more of our clients don’t log into their dashboard manually every time — they build their own systems that interact with the service programmatically. For these users, the quality and completeness of the API is literally the foundation of their workflows. That’s why expanding API commands and providing thorough documentation isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity.

Second, artificial intelligence. In 2026, it’s hard to find a digital field that doesn’t use neural networks and language models. Content generation, data analysis, routine automation, working with large volumes of information — AI is involved everywhere. And many of these tasks require a stable, high-quality internet connection through mobile proxies. That’s exactly why it’s so important for us to understand how you use AI with our proxies — so we can develop the service in the right direction.

As for everything else — unified country labels, proxy transfers, readable dark theme — it’s about everyday comfort. Those little things that don’t jump out at you but add up to the feeling of a quality product. We believe a good service isn’t just about powerful features — it’s about attention to detail.

AI and Neural Network Survey: Tell Us How You Work and Get a Coupon

Let’s start with an update that’s both useful for us and beneficial for you. We’ve launched a new survey about using artificial intelligence and language models with proxies. You can find it at /quiz.html?quiz_id=16.

Why this matters? Simple. We want to hear from you directly, not guess. How exactly do you use AI in your work? What tasks do you solve with neural networks? How important is connection stability when working with language models? Your answers help us understand real user needs and develop the service to best match your tasks.

What You Get for Completing the Survey

And now the best part. For completing the survey, you get a discount coupon! Yes, you not only share your opinion — you also save on buying proxies. A great deal, right? A few minutes of your time in exchange for real savings and a contribution to improving the service you use.

Why You Should Take the Survey Now

Surveys aren’t open forever. We collect feedback during a specific period, analyze it, and make decisions about product development based on the data. The sooner you take the survey, the higher the chance that your opinion will influence future updates. And the discount coupon is a nice bonus — don’t put it off!

It only takes a few minutes. No complicated technical questions — just your real experience with AI and proxies. Honest, straightforward, and with a guaranteed reward at the end!

New API Command get_free_eid_list: Full List of Available Modems

Now let’s move to an update that developers and anyone automating proxy workflows will particularly appreciate. We’ve added a new API command — get_free_eid_list. You can find it and all the documentation on the /api.html page.

What’s the big idea? Before, through the API you could only get the number of available modems based on certain filters. That was useful, but not enough for many tasks. Knowing that, say, 15 modems are available in a desired country is one thing — getting a specific list with details is another.

What You Can Now Get

With the new get_free_eid_list command, you get a full list of available modems filtered by key parameters:

  • Country — choose modems in your desired country.
  • Operator — filter by specific mobile operator.
  • Geo — refine by geographic location of the modem.

And in the response, you get detailed information for each available modem, including:

  • eid — the modem identifier you can use for further actions.
  • geo — geographic attachment of the modem.
  • operator — the mobile operator the modem is connected to.
  • city — the populated area of location.

This is a huge step forward for automation. Now you can build smart proxy selection scenarios based not on an abstract number, but on the specific characteristics of available modems.

Use Cases for the New Command

Let’s imagine how this could work in real tasks. Suppose you have a system that automatically selects proxies based on certain criteria. Before, you had to make several requests, guess, and adapt. Now you simply request a list of available modems with the desired filters and immediately see your options.

Another scenario: you want to distribute load between modems from different operators in the same country. With the new command, you get a full picture of available options and can write logic that automatically picks the optimal one. It saves time, reduces errors, and makes your automation truly intelligent.

Data analytics specialists will appreciate the ability to build precise proxy selections for specific regional tasks. Developers of large-scale systems get more granular control over resources. And if you’re just starting to automate, you’ll find that building logic is now much simpler and clearer.

Documentation Section “Response Format and Errors”: Integration Without Surprises

A great feature without good documentation is like a powerful car without a user manual. It’s all there, but it’s inconvenient to use and scary you might break something. That’s why, alongside expanding the API, we seriously improved the documentation and added a new section — “Response Format and Errors”. You’ll find it on the /api.html page.

What’s in it? We’ve detailed three critical aspects for integration:

Response Format

Now you know exactly what format the API returns data in. This is crucial when you’re writing code that needs to correctly handle server responses. No more guessing or trial and error — just open the documentation and see what to expect.

Error Codes

Errors are an inevitable part of any integration. The question is how quickly you can figure out what went wrong. We’ve described the error codes so you can quickly diagnose issues and not waste hours hunting down the cause of a failure. Got a specific code? Check the documentation, and you’ll know what’s up. Simple and effective.

Integration Pitfalls

This is perhaps the most valuable part of the new section. We’ve compiled typical integration pitfalls that developers may encounter when working with our API. These are the nuances you usually learn the hard way after hours of debugging. Now we’re sharing them upfront so you can avoid common mistakes and save precious time.

Why does this matter? Because quality documentation is respect for your time. We understand that every hour spent trying to figure out unclear API behavior is an hour stolen from your project. We’re doing everything to minimize that.

Unified Country Names in Proxy Labels: Order in Everything

Now for an update that affects literally every user of our service. We’ve brought order to proxy geo-labels — both in your dashboard and on the storefront.

What was the problem? Over time, small inconsistencies crept into proxy labels. The same country might be named slightly differently in different places. This created confusion: you’d search for proxies in a specific country, but results wouldn’t match expectations because the name differed somewhere. A small thing? Yes. But an annoying one that makes it harder to find what you need quickly.

What We Did

We’ve unified all country names into a consistent format. Now, no matter where you look at a proxy — in your dashboard or on the storefront — the country is always named the same. And we’ve also added country attachment to cities. Now every city label includes the country, so you always know exactly where a proxy is located.

Why This Makes Work Easier

Consistent labels are the foundation of easy searching and filtering. When everything is named the same, you:

  • Find the right proxies faster — no guessing how a country is spelled.
  • Filter results more accurately — filters work predictably without surprises.
  • Make fewer mistakes — less risk of picking the wrong proxy due to naming confusion.
  • Navigate cities better — you always know which country a city is in.

This is one of those small interface improvements that brings real daily comfort, especially if you work with many proxies from different regions.

Proxy Transfer to Another User: Flexible Management

Another long-awaited update — the ability to transfer your proxy to another user. Now you can do this directly from your dashboard: go to the “My Proxies” section and find the “Transfer Proxy” function.

How does it work? It’s dead simple. You enter the phone number of the account you want to transfer the proxy to — and the proxy moves to them. No complicated procedures, no confusing settings. Fast and clear.

Who Will Find This Useful

This function opens up new possibilities for flexible proxy management. Here are just a few situations where transfer comes in handy:

  • Teamwork — distribute proxies among colleagues’ accounts based on current tasks.
  • Changing responsibility — if a project moves to another specialist, the proxy goes with them easily.
  • Optimizing resources — a proxy you don’t need temporarily can be transferred to someone who needs it right now.
  • Flexible administration — if you manage multiple accounts, redistributing proxies between them is now a breeze.

Why This Matters

Before, transferring proxies between accounts required extra steps. Now it’s done in a couple of clicks. We believe your proxies should be where they’re needed, when they’re needed. The new transfer feature makes resource management truly flexible, adapting the service to your real workflow — not the other way around.

Improved Dark Theme Readability: Comfort for Your Eyes

Who doesn’t love a dark theme? It saves your eyes when working in the evening, reduces strain, and just looks stylish. But our dark theme had one annoying flaw: in some places, text blended into the background, making it hard to read.

This was especially true for the profile menu and main page. Not great when you have to squint to make out a label. We heard your feedback and fixed it.

What Changed

Now, text in the profile menu and on the main page no longer blends into the background. Everything is clear, contrasty, and easy on the eyes. The dark theme is now not only beautiful but also completely comfortable to use.

Why Little Things Like Readability Matter

It might seem like a minor detail. But these details make up the overall impression of a product. When you have to strain to read a simple label, it creates micro-annoyances. And those micro-annoyances add up and spoil the whole experience.

We pay attention to these things because we genuinely care about your comfort. Good readability is about respect for your eyes and your time. Now, when working in dark mode, you can focus on your tasks instead of squinting at the interface.

Comparison: How It Was vs. How It Is Now

To give you a clear picture of the June improvements, let’s compare how things were before and what changed after the updates.

API and Modem Management

Before: Via the API, you could only get the number of available modems with filters. Documentation didn’t cover response format and error codes in detail, making integration a trial-and-error quest.

After: The get_free_eid_list command returns a full list of available modems with eid, geo, operator, and city. The new “Response Format and Errors” section thoroughly describes data format, error codes, and integration pitfalls. Development is now predictable and comfortable.

Proxy Labels

Before: Country names could differ across the service, and cities didn’t always include the country. This made searching and filtering more difficult.

After: All country names are unified, and cities include their country. Searching and filtering are now fast, accurate, and predictable.

Proxy Management

Before: Transferring a proxy to another account was challenging.

After: Proxies can be transferred to another user by phone number directly from the “My Proxies” section. Flexible management in a couple of clicks.

Dark Theme

Before: Text in the profile menu and main page blended into the background and was difficult to read.

After: Text is clear and contrasty. Working in dark mode is now truly comfortable.

AI Feedback

Before: There was no structured way to learn how you use AI with proxies.

After: A dedicated survey offers a discount coupon for completion, and we get valuable data for service development.

Practical Tips: How to Get the Most Out of the Updates

Updates are great, but their value is unlocked only when you use them. Here are some practical recommendations to maximize the benefits from June’s new features.

Tip 1: Take the AI Survey First

Don’t put it off! Go to /quiz.html?quiz_id=16, spend a few minutes giving honest answers, and get your discount coupon. This is the quickest way to get direct benefit from the updates right now. Plus, you’ll influence the future of the service.

Tip 2: Developers — Update Your Integration

If you work with our API, definitely check out the new get_free_eid_list command and the “Response Format and Errors” section on /api.html. You might find that parts of your automation can be simpler and more reliable. Knowing the error codes and pitfalls will save you headaches down the road.

Tip 3: Tidy Up Your Proxies

With unified country names, now is a great time to review how you filter and organize your proxies. Search is now predictable, so you can build a clearer system for managing your resources.

Tip 4: Use Proxy Transfer for Teamwork

If you work with others, try the proxy transfer feature. Distribute resources among colleagues, optimize proxy usage in your team. Go to “My Proxies” → “Transfer Proxy” and manage resources flexibly.

Tip 5: Switch to Dark Theme If You Haven’t Already

Now that readability is fixed, the dark theme is truly comfortable. If you work evenings or just prefer dark interfaces, now’s the time to try it. Your eyes will thank you.

Tip 6: Keep an Eye on Updates Regularly

We release improvements constantly. Check the digests to stay up to date. Many updates come from your feedback, so the more actively you participate, the better the service becomes.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About June Updates

Where is the AI survey and how do I get the coupon?

The survey is at /quiz.html?quiz_id=16. Answer the questions about how you use AI and language models with proxies, and you’ll receive a discount coupon. It only takes a few minutes!

How is the new get_free_eid_list API command different from previous capabilities?

Before, the API only returned the number of available modems with filters. Now get_free_eid_list returns a full list with details: eid, geo, operator, and city. You can filter by country, operator, and geo. This gives you much more control in automation.

Where can I find documentation on API response format and errors?

All documentation, including the new “Response Format and Errors” section, is on /api.html. It describes return data format, error codes, and typical integration pitfalls. A must-read for anyone working with our API.

How do I transfer my proxy to another user?

Log into your dashboard, open the “My Proxies” section, and find the “Transfer Proxy” function. Enter the phone number of the account you want to transfer to — done. Simple and fast.

What exactly changed in country labels?

We unified all country names across the service — both in the dashboard and on the storefront. Additionally, cities now include their country. Searching and filtering proxies is now predictable, and you always know where a proxy is located.

I use dark theme. What changed for me?

We fixed the issue where text in the profile menu and main page blended into the background. Now everything is clear and contrasty. Working in dark mode is now truly comfortable for your eyes.

How often do such updates come out?

We work on improving the service constantly and regularly publish digests with new features. Many updates come from your feedback, so we always appreciate it when you share your opinion — for example, through surveys.

Do I need to do anything to make these updates work?

Most improvements — unified country labels, dark theme readability, new API features — are already active automatically. You don’t need to configure anything. For the survey, proxy transfer, or new API command, just go to the relevant sections of the service.

Call to Action: Take These Steps Right Now

So, June brought us a whole bouquet of improvements. But for them to benefit you, it’s important to move from reading to action. Here’s a checklist of steps to take today:

  1. Take the AI survey at /quiz.html?quiz_id=16 and grab your discount coupon. It takes just a couple of minutes, and the benefit is real!
  2. Review the API documentation at /api.html if you’re a developer. Check out the new get_free_eid_list command and the “Response Format and Errors” section.
  3. Log into your dashboard and check out the updated unified country labels — proxy search is now even easier.
  4. Try proxy transfer in “My Proxies” → “Transfer Proxy” if you need to reallocate resources.
  5. Switch to dark theme and see for yourself that readability is top-notch now.

Don’t delay! The survey coupon is a limited opportunity, and the sooner you use it, the faster you’ll benefit. The rest of the improvements are waiting for you — just log in and start using them.

At mobileproxy.space, we keep working to make every day with our service a little more convenient than the last. Thank you for staying with us, sharing feedback, and helping us get better. There’s much more to come — stay tuned and don’t miss new digests!

See you in the next updates. Until then — log in, read the docs, take the survey, and make full use of all the new features!