Residential and ports

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im using proxy provider that provide always the same port
can the website see the port?
is there any link between those proxy?
i see on other proxy that offer multi subnet or something so you don't be tracked
there is no subnet on residential
will my account using those proxy linked together in any way?
 
im using proxy provider that provide always the same port
can the website see the port?

No, it won't, because this is the PORT you use to connect from your PC/device to the proxy server. Whereas, the proxy server will use another port (probably 80 for HTTPS) to create a different connection to the Website's webserver.

is there any link between those proxy?

Not sure what you mean by that.

i see on other proxy that offer multi subnet or something so you don't be tracked
there is no subnet on residential
will my account using those proxy linked together in any way?

Private proxy providers allocate proxies from different subnets because they are fixed proxies. Whereas residential proxies rotate (on every request or at every few minutes), so you get IPs from different subnets almost everytime you use the service.

Regarding your accounts and the link with the proxies, yes, your account will be linked to the IPs it uses. That's why, make sure you use a proxy provider with enough residential IPs to diminish the risk of using the same IPs for two different accounts.
 
No, it won't, because this is the PORT you use to connect from your PC/device to the proxy server. Whereas, the proxy server will use another port (probably 80 for HTTPS) to create a different connection to the Website's webserver.



Not sure what you mean by that.



Private proxy providers allocate proxies from different subnets because they are fixed proxies. Whereas residential proxies rotate (on every request or at every few minutes), so you get IPs from different subnets almost everytime you use the service.

Regarding your accounts and the link with the proxies, yes, your account will be linked to the IPs it uses. That's why, make sure you use a proxy provider with enough residential IPs to diminish the risk of using the same IPs for two different accounts.
I mean is there a footprint that can linked those proxy together
i mean can the website see that im using the same proxy?
 
I mean is there a footprint that can linked those proxy together
i mean can the website see that im using the same proxy?

Do you mean if they can see your backconnect proxy IP? The one you use to connect to the proxy network?

No, they won't see it.
 
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