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Yes. If you buy another package of the same residential type, the traffic is added to the existing balance. Residential Light and standard residential have separate balances.

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Yes, you can use proxies on iPhone. For normal browsing, Safari or Brave is fine. You only really need an antidetect browser if you're managing multiple accounts and need separate fingerprints

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Good question. We’re curious about that too, especially whether users see a noticeable difference with residential proxies when UDP is enabled.

That’s what we see from many users too. TCP covers most web-related tasks, while UDP is usually needed for more specific use cases.

Gaming is probably the clearest UDP use case. Curious if anyone uses it much outside real-time traffic.

Yep, that’s how I see it too. TCP for most web tasks, UDP when real-time traffic matters.

Good point about WebRTC. A mismatched exit IP can make the whole setup look inconsistent.

Glad to hear that. We’ve been improving the dashboard step by step.