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Whether you call yourself a seasoned proxy user or just starting to leverage the power of proxies, it's always good to learn a thing or two. And this time, we're talking about backconnect proxies. In short, backconnect proxies allow you to remain anonymous while accessing the internet by constantly rotating your IP address. These proxies are useful for individuals or companies who need to navigate internet restrictions, monitor competitors, or run web scra...

Rotating proxies might sound like a fancy term for someone who just started diggin' around the world of tech, but they're actually a handy tool for anyone who wants to protect their online identity or collect data from the web. In simple terms, rotating proxies are proxy servers that change the IP address with each request. This means that each time you make a request through a rotating proxy, the server will automatically switch to a new IP address. Stay ...

Feeling concerned about protecting your online identity and privacy? Well, you're not alone! Many internet users have turned to residential proxies to help keep their information safe. In simple terms, a residential proxy is like a middleman between your device and the internet, helping you hide your real location and keep your online activities from being tracked. But there's more to residential proxy networks, and you're in luck today because we're spill...

Anonymous proxies allow you to browse the internet without revealing your original IP address. They can offer you more – find out what in this article. Anonymous proxies, sometimes called anonymizers, do not disclose your personal information to your target websites, including your IP address and location. While connecting through a proxy server, they act like a privacy shield making your browsing on the internet hard to trace.  But not all proxies are ano...

An IP address is an essential part of communication between devices and networks. Sure, it carries certain information about us, which can become a target for hackers and cybercriminals alike. But without an IP we wouldn’t be able to access the internet. And here’s the kicker – we’ve run out of IPs.  For this reason, a new version, IPv6, was created. But why haven’t we all upgraded to the newest IP version yet? What do we even know about it in the first pl...

Residential proxies, datacenter proxies, ISP proxies, mobile proxies... So many proxy types offer different features and benefits. And boy, oh boy, we understand ya. Choosing your go-to type can be quite a tough cookie. However, knowledge is power – that's why we wanna tell everything you need to know about mobile proxies. From how mobile proxies work to the most popular use cases, we're here to spill all the beans on the features you don't wanna miss out ...

Uhh, proxies, proxies, proxies… There are so many different types of them that it can be pretty knotty to know which ones should go into your army. One thing is crystal clear though: the most popular ones are datacenter and residential proxies. These two are most often contrasted to one another. But is it really true that datacenter proxies and residential IPs meet on the opposite sides of the battlefield? Short answer: no. That’s why we’re here to blow th...

Cybersecurity is a prominent concern for any business. The range and sophistication of threats facing the modern business is growing by day. Unless appropriate steps are taken to put defenses in place against future attacks, and to respond to current threats as they are detected, businesses will remain vulnerable to external intrusions.

Residential proxy and datacenter proxy servers offer a way to hide your IP address and help you anonymously scrape data from the web. But which proxy is the best choice for you?

If you are new to proxies, you might be confused how many proxy types there are: residential proxies, rotating proxies, data center proxies, backconnect proxies, and SSL proxies. The proxy ‘type’ usually refers to one of its two traits: the connection method or the type of the device acting as your proxy. HTTPS, or SSL, proxies denote the protocol you use to connect through the proxy server. Namely, the HTTPS protocol.

When we scale businesses, do research, or just stroll leisurely, it's always a good idea to be clued-up on online security. Whatever your reasons for running your eyes over a web browser are, anonymity and privacy are two pretty important players here. The thing is that any browser, website, system, or network can see our IP address. Some of them might even log your IP address and track it. Pretty daunting, ha? Nah, not really, if you know one or two detai...

Whether you’re looking for more privacy online or you’re a huge business owner conducting global market research – hiding your IP is the first step. And not surprisingly, the internet is full of all kinds of flashy information, handy free IP randomization tools, and websites for that purpose.  It’s amazing when you think about it – but it’s also important to understand that not everything is sunshines and rainbows. Just because something is marketed as fre...

Are you looking for an IP scrambler? Something that could change or hide your IP address for every connection, provide security and anonymity? Congrats, because you’ve found it – the best rotating proxy network. Read on to discover how it can help you scramble your IP address and hide or spoof your true IP.

IP hopping is the practice of using one IP address for a little while and then changing it to another one. IP hopping or IP bouncing lets you avoid flags and bans. It is an important part of many online services.

Transparent proxies are everywhere these days. You’ve been on one if you ever used public Wi-Fi. Transparent proxies are also called forced proxies, inline proxies or intercepting proxies. You see, a transparent proxy restricts Internet access to its users. This is how hotels and airports force their Wi-Fi users to accept usage Terms and Conditions. An inline proxy might also gather phone numbers, email addresses or let you enter a code for authentication....

Like your average Joe proxy, a private one acts as a middleman between you and the internet. Any twists, you may ask? Well, yes. Unlike shared ones, private proxies are IP addresses dedicated to you and only you at any given time by a proxy provider. No shocker that private proxies are always among the hottest hits of all time. And it’s easy to see why: they offer more security and privacy, fewer slowdowns and IP blocks.   Already hooked? Good, cuz in this...

Proxies widen user experience by mediating different online connections, traffic, and client requests. No wonder there is quite a bunch of proxy types available. Some indicate what devices act as proxy servers, others define how proxy servers support privacy and manage users' data. There are also proxy types that determine the relationship between the client and the proxy server. This position is formally known as the structural position of a proxy. And th...

Over the course of your life on the internet, you must’ve encountered some websites or content that you just can’t get access to. Sounds familiar? Congrats, you’ve experienced IP blocking first hand! While it most often seems like an inconvenience on the user’s part, IP blocks play an important part on the internet that is definitely worth your attention. Getting your IP blocked is either the result of something you did that the website does not approve of...

It’s one thing to know that you need proxies, but it’s an entirely different thing to launch projects with them. There are so many aspects that you have to consider, but one of the most critical decisions is choosing the right kind of proxy session.