Currently they don't act on that. They temp block the last ip from the chain sending too many requests. That doesn't mean they are not logging the leaked IP for "future references".My question is if Google will see transparent proxy requests as actually coming from your IP, resulting in you being blocked due to using them.![]()
YES. Transparent proxy won't hide your IP.My question is if Google will see transparent proxy requests as actually coming from your IP,
NO. If you use working transparent proxy, G will block that proxy, not your IP.resulting in you being blocked due to using them.![]()
I think that everything comes back to normal with number of working proxies even the 8909 port is almost totally out.
This is my yesterday result:
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I think the real question is for those getting all these proxies, what are the sources? I harvest approx 4000 per day and can only get max 50 out of that.
makauer i finally beat your 3k passed google raised the bar a little