instahut
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- Mar 20, 2019
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So this has been on my mind for the past few days.
Data center proxies are cheap and very easy to clone. It's also easy to understand-> Servers get built -> Servers get used. Residential proxies comparatively are much more complicated. They confused the hell out of me when I first started out. I had questions like:
-is rotating okay to use for social media automation?
-how do I know how many gb each server will use?
-how do I plan for cost?
-is it really worth it?
To this day I still don't know. All these questions have answers that are heavily debated by sellers and buyers of such services. It also changes alot and every veteran here knows that things change on the dime when it comes to working against big tech corporations with an army of nerds.
So let's take the debate here. Are residential proxies worth it?
Data center proxies are cheap and very easy to clone. It's also easy to understand-> Servers get built -> Servers get used. Residential proxies comparatively are much more complicated. They confused the hell out of me when I first started out. I had questions like:
-is rotating okay to use for social media automation?
-how do I know how many gb each server will use?
-how do I plan for cost?
-is it really worth it?
To this day I still don't know. All these questions have answers that are heavily debated by sellers and buyers of such services. It also changes alot and every veteran here knows that things change on the dime when it comes to working against big tech corporations with an army of nerds.
So let's take the debate here. Are residential proxies worth it?