Recent content by punkinhead

So does no session option mean the info regarding s-session flag on your website is no longer valid, or are you just saying it's not an option because you can't guarantee availability of any given IP once flagged, so actual usage may return unavailable errors? Also, do options exist, and are...

Is there some method to synch the rotation, so it changes not only every 30 minutes, for instance, but EXACTLY at 1:00.00 , 1:30.00, etc or any sort of trigger that is associated with the change that can be used to alert software on my end to the change? Also, is the rotation time set per...

I've looked through every search result 10 pages deep on Google. Basically, anything that charges by bandwidth usage is out. I actually added one up, and it would charge me something like $900k/month. The other residential services all seem to either force switches ever few minutes (no session...

Trying to figure out the "per slot" pricing. I'm currently renting hundreds of datacenter proxies that rotate each month. Only want one proxy per session, then switch it out. Is there any sort of session control option to avoid switching proxy mid-session? Is there some sort of timing...

A bit confused by the port pricing system. Used to ordering hundreds of datacenter IP's that rotate monthly. If I just want one proxy at a time per browsing session, could I spread 5 ports over 5 machines, or would I need to have 5 concurrent browser sessions open on same machine with each on...

I contacted them first, but if I recall correctly, their pricing would cost me a new car every month due to data charges. Charges per IP used or something along those lines will likely work in my case. Charges per data are likely to be MUCH more expensive. Also having an issue where some only...

Not Youtube. it's a particular social media site, but close enough for an analogy in that you need a user profile established in order to access, and the company is serious about fingerprinting and weeding out bot users. Assuming that proxies would need to be maintained per profile (some are...

Requirements: 1) Lots of tiny virtual machies (each with own IP) that need proxies 2) Need full anonymity AND stealth, so something like Tor is out as it leaves it's own fingerprint 3) Each needs only 1 proxy at a time as it is being used for a particular social media profile 4) I'm...

Looking for residential proxies that allow for session control (maintain the same proxy for the duration of session). Sessions may be anywhere from a few minutes to half a day, and I have other needs for proxies that persist for a few months at a time. First, I'm not sure if residential...

Spoofing = Reporting values that match those a typical user would have rather than your actual values. Take the example of a user agent for a desktop browser. It allows the site you are visiting to see your operating system, browser version, etc. If anything about your configuration is out of...

Haven't used docker, but I've read about it a few times regarding other projects. That's more or less what I was picturing. Working emulator / spoofing app aside, there are some architectural issues to iron out. I'm assuming for overhead purposes that it's best to run several instances on...

Even if there is no prefab automation solution, that should be the easy part. What I've never come across is someone who can give a good explanation of exactly what information a dev has access to their end when a real user engages with their app, and how to spoof that. I just don't know...

I ask some version of this question every year or two, and have yet to find a real answer. Like the tile says, looking to create the illusion of hundreds of actual mobile app users all across the globe on different networks, devices, etc. Spooffing should represent an average cross-section of...

There really does seem to be a tremendous difference in the data throughput some of the proxies I've tried can handle, so I can't be the only one looking for consistently faster ones. I see that some advertise backbone connections or whatever, but my real world tests do not always show them to...

So just adding 2 or whatever to existing house number? Anyone got any pros and cons of doing this vs just picking an existing actual address that will definitely validate? (then opting out of physical mail)