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WebRTC is a protocol for real-time communication. Proxies can help mask your IP in WebRTC applications, preventing leaks that could expose your real location.

Proxy servers enhance security by hiding your IP address, reducing the risk of cyber attacks and securing your online activities from prying eyes.

Common pitfalls include using low-quality free proxies, not rotating IPs properly, and failing to encrypt traffic which can lead to security vulnerabilities.

Enterprises use proxies for security, to ensure employee internet compliance, perform market analysis, and securely manage large-scale data operations.

Residential proxies provide IPs that look like they belong to real users, reducing the chance of being detected and providing more reliable data access.

Regularly rotate your proxies, use high-quality and reputable proxy services, and avoid sending too many requests to the same server to reduce the risk of being blacklisted.

Using proxies is generally legal, but their misuse, such as for accessing copyrighted material without permission, can lead to legal issues.

Free proxies might be unreliable, slow, and risky as they may log your data or inject malicious code into your traffic.

ASN (Autonomous System Number) is a unique identifier for each network on the internet. Proxies with different ASNs can help in avoiding detection and blacklisting.

Proxies can rotate IP addresses to mimic real-user interactions and reduce the likelihood of triggering CAPTCHAs on websites, especially during automated tasks like scraping.

Using proxies for scraping allows you to gather large volumes of data without being blocked or banned, as they can rotate IPs to avoid detection.