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Frequently asked questions
Look for reliability, speed, customer support, security features, and clear pricing policies when choosing a proxy server provider.
Mobile proxies can be used to test mobile applications, ensuring that they function correctly across different network conditions and regions.
While proxies can sometimes slow down internet speed due to additional routing, choosing a quality proxy provider can mitigate these effects and provide adequate speeds for most tasks.
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.
ISP proxies combine the reliability and speed of datacenter proxies with the legitimate appearance of residential IPs, ideal for sensitive tasks like scraping.
SOCKS5 proxies handle all types of traffic, not just web pages, and support both TCP and UDP, making them more versatile than HTTP proxies, which only handle HTTP/S traffic.
Yes, using a proxy server with an IP from the desired country can help you access and stream geo-restricted content from that location.
Proxies can help distribute the load across multiple servers, preventing any single server from being overwhelmed by large data requests.
UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is used for low-latency, speed-sensitive tasks, while TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) ensures data accuracy and is more reliable for error-checking tasks.