Recent content by nickchernets

Agree with the list, only problem is as a buyer you don’t see any of it. What you can do is take a few hundred IPs from two providers in the same country and compare them. If a lot of them are the same, it’s one pool sold under two names. You can also just ask support how people get into their...

Depends what you do, they are good at different things. ISP is one static IP that stays with you for weeks, and it’s on a server so it’s fast and usually unlimited traffic. That’s why people use it for account management, if you log in to the same account every day from the same IP it looks...

Opt-in networks do exist, that’s how the legit ones work. Someone installs an app or SDK, agrees to share part of the connection and gets paid or gets the app for free. The bad side exists too, free VPNs and apps that hide this information in their terms of service, which no one reads. If you...

On the Bright Data dedicated question, check if it’s datacenter first. If yes, for social accounts it gets flagged pretty fast, residential or mobile hold much better there. And keep one IP per account, don’t rotate on logged in profiles, plus match the timezone and language in the profile to...

About WebRTC, with SOCKS5 you don’t have to block it. In most antidetects there is replace option, so WebRTC just shows the proxy IP and site sees nothing strange. Agree that full block looks weird. On phone WireGuard is easier I think, in Shadowrocket it’s one tunnel for all apps and UDP...

SOAX and ProxyRack are not bad, the problem is usually the target. Same pool can work on one site and get 403 on another, like the YouTube case earlier in the thread where Bright Data blocks uploads by policy. So test each provider on your own target with small traffic before buying a big plan...

I use python for this, but with Google the script is not the problem, the IP is. Same script from one datacenter IP gets captcha after few dozen queries, with rotating residential and some delay between requests it goes much longer. Cloudflare sites are different story, there you need Playwright...

Usually it's not AdsPower itself, it is the IP. Google checks if the IP is a datacenter IP or shared by many people, and if the account suddenly logs in from a different city than last time. So, one profile, one sticky residential or mobile IP, and keep it the same every time you open that...

Yeah Dolphin doesn't come with free proxies, it only does the fingerprint part, the IP you add yourself in each profile. Inside Dolphin there are partner proxy providers, but you pay for those too. We're actually one of them, I work at DataImpulse, and there's a setup guide for connecting us to...

Since it works on your own computer, Cloudflare doesn't like that specific IP, not your scraper. With high bandwidth on one static IP it gets a bad score quick, all requests come from the same address. For this kind of scraping rotating residential works better, every IP does just a few requests...

Since it works on your own computer, Cloudflare doesn't like that specific IP, not your scraper. With high bandwidth on one static IP it gets a bad score quick, all requests come from the same address. For this kind of scraping rotating residential works better, every IP does just a few requests...

Most residential providers don't offering WireGuard at all, they give you http or socks5. TorGuard is a VPN with some residential IPs, which is a completely different matter. If you need WireGuard specifically, you can run a small VPS with WireGuard and chain it to a socks5 res proxy targeted to...

You'd get the IP of the carrier, doesn't matter where the box with the sim is. But careful with travel eSIMs, many of them send traffic through the provider's gateway, so you buy a Swedish one and ipinfo shows you Netherlands or Singapore. Test that first. And one sim gives you one IP at a time...

Separate SIM in every phone, yeah. One plan shared over hotspot means every phone goes out on the same IP, so it's kind of pointless for proxies. People rotate by toggling airplane mode on each phone and the carrier gives a new IP. On that 50 for 250gb plan, check if tethering is even allowed...

Cheap and not flagged as VPN rarely go together with ISP. The ones that show up as VPN are usually datacenter ranges sold as ISP, the ASN gives it away. Before buying in bulk, take 2 or 3 test IPs and run them through ipinfo or scamalytics, if the ASN is a hosting company instead of an actual...