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Frequently asked questions

Businesses use proxies for web scraping, internal security, employee internet usage management, and more, to gather data and protect their networks.
Mobile proxies can be used to test mobile applications, ensuring that they function correctly across different network conditions and regions.
Proxies can manage requests across multiple IPs, reducing wait times due to rate limits and IP bans, thus accelerating the scraping process.
Proxies enable you to access and collect data from various markets by simulating users from different geographic regions, essential for global market research.
Proxies help affiliate marketers perform competitive research, manage multiple accounts, and access geo-specific content without revealing their real IP address.
Enterprises use proxies for security, to ensure employee internet compliance, perform market analysis, and securely manage large-scale data operations.
Shared proxies are used by multiple users at once, making them cheaper but potentially slower, while dedicated proxies are used by one user at a time, offering faster speeds and greater security.
A subnet refers to a subdivision of an IP network. Proxies from different subnets can reduce the risk of being blocked or flagged as they appear less related to each other.