Android
Wanna scale your web scraping projects and ensure online privacy? We've got some great news for you – an Android proxy's here to help.
Learn to configure the Android proxy settings on your phone or tablet with a step-by-step guide.
OK, let's start from the basics. You see, Android proxy server is an intermediary between your device and target website: instead of connecting to the website directly, you first go via proxy to hide any identifying info. It works as a bridge letting data flow smoothly and allowing you to tweak things, adding a touch of customization to your online experience.
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1. Open your Android’s Settings by clicking on the gear icon.
2. Tap Wi-Fi.
3. From all the Wi-Fi networks, tap the ⓘ icon next to the Wi-Fi you're connected to.
4. Click on Proxy to see all the advanced options.
5. Change your Android proxy settings. Select Manual.
Enter the Host Name and proxy Port (e.g. gate.smartproxy.com:7000). The same works for both residential and datacenter proxies; only the endpoint:port will be different – for example, gate.smartproxy.com:7000 will become gate.dc.smartproxy.com:20000.
7. Check your IP address that should now be a proxy IP address instead of yours.
Well, it's much easier than you think. To turn off proxy server settings on Android devices, in configuration step 6, instead of Proxy > Manual, choose Proxy > None.
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A proxy server is an intermediary between your Android device and the internet. Proxy servers allow you to hide your IP address, overcome restrictions, such as CAPTCHAs, geo-blocks, and IP bans, and scale your business by automating tasks.
Yes, you can use a proxy on the Android version of your device – and we’re here to show you how.
Keep the proxy server on if you want to hide your IP and surf anonymously. Else, turn it off. Keep in mind that using a proxy server can slow down your internet and use up more data.