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Why do you need Residential proxies
There are several use cases of Residential proxies. First and the formost is to avoid getting tracked by websites. But this is what even a VPN network can do.
Proxies are built different. Residential proxies are the IP addresses on a real residential network. These are not virtual IPs.
Some ethical use cases require a rotating residential proxy to work smoothly.
To start with, Public web data scraping is on the top of the list. Another good use of a Residential proxy is for ad verification through ad-tech tools. Some ad verification tools implement residential proxies to check ad delivery from different locations from a single server.
- Public Web Data Scraping & Extraction without rate limiting
- Brand protection & Ads verification
- Fare Aggregation and monitoring
- Ordering from Sneaker sites in Bulk
- Accessing multiple social media accounts from a single computer
- Getting access to geo-blocked content
- SERP tools (rank monitoring and SEO Tools crawlers)
Frequently asked questions about Residential proxies
A residential proxy is a technique that can be used to obscure the IP address of someone (or something, like a bot) using the internet. This works by routing traffic through an “intermediary server,” which can be any device that can accept web traffic and pass it along to another device or website.
Residential proxies are real IP addresses that are leased by the Proxy provider from an ISP and hosted in their datacenter. The customer then can access data through that datacenter which works as a residential proxy.
Residential proxies are used by business leaders, decision-makers, analysts, academics, software engineers, and IT professionals.