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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.

Rotating proxies change the IP address with each request or at regular intervals, reducing the chance of being blocked or flagged while scraping.

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

The main challenges include potential speed loss, which can affect streaming quality, and the need for proxies that bypass stringent geographic restrictions effectively.

Yes, proxies can cache content and balance requests across servers, reducing bandwidth costs and speeding up data access.

Changing the user agent can help make traffic from a proxy appear more natural, reducing the likelihood of detection by servers.

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

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.

Proxies can add an extra layer of security by filtering outgoing and incoming traffic, preventing unauthorized access to the network.