2G is way to slow these days to do anything related to web traffic. On Firefox, you can simulate what an ideal 2G connection feels like browsing the interwebs.
I'm on a 'family' plan with a guy I met randomly online who happened to be a local to where I'm living.
Now with 20 3g dongles connected to this, a intel compute stick and a proxy server set up. Looks a lot of fun to get it all going!
I pay $25 for unlimited plan on cricket wireless. Yes, I do agree with the data plan price to be absolute nuts here. Doesn't make any sense why does it cost so...
So there will be an additional layer of logic to allocate which usb dongle to assign when a client tries to connect to the machine. I've seen in Squid configuration but you need to hard code the incoming IP to an outgoing IP [i.e usb dongle]. Any idea how this is done programmatically?
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In my attempt to get 'bottom' to this, the source of the residential IP is still vague to me. The process to source the amount of proxies which companies are offering here in the market place and on SERP when you search "residential proxies" is not clicking in me. What kind of technologies are...
Where are you getting your code from? It seems it has the wrong parameter. From my limited C knowledge, it looks like `clientparameters` were entered wrongly.
Did you mean Hola VPN? They use the the IPs connected to their VPN service and upsell it as residential proxy. Very smart business model I must say.
Making full use of peer to peer VPN
But that solution is not scalable. I'm limited to my personal connection only. But if you are saying, "some VPS providers provide residential IPs offered part of their package and allow you to lease them and have them tied to your account", that is something I never heard before.
> having a...
I've been heavily researching on this topic for past two days to get to the bottom of how "residential proxy" are created. I'd like to give a brief rundown of my finding. Please correct me and fill in knowledge if you can.
The big player, `illuminati,i0` have their own source IPs. They have...
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