How we run 4G/5G modem racks and a consenting residential pool, what changes in each release, and how to use proxies without getting blocked or breaking the law.
Public does not mean free to use. An overview of the rules that apply to collecting data from websites in the EU — the GDPR, the database right, text and data mining exceptions and contract terms — and of the decisions that shaped them.
Dashboard v2 ships with scheduled rotation every 5 to 60 minutes. When should you rotate on a timer, when on demand, and when not at all? A practical guide with code for each approach.
An archived guide to Monero privacy. XMR is not offered by the current checkout; see the active currencies and manual payment instructions before sending.
Our second and third countries are live — EE, Vodafone UK, O2 and Three in the United Kingdom; TIM, Vodafone Italia, WindTre and Iliad in Italy. What we learned building outside France, and how to choose a carrier.
Mobile carriers share each public IPv4 address between many subscribers through carrier-grade NAT. Here is how that works, what it means for IP reputation, and where its limits are.
The three proxy families differ in where their IP addresses are registered, how many real users share them, and how websites score them. A practical comparison, with a decision table.
Our first fleet is live on Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom and Free Mobile — one physical modem per proxy, HTTP and SOCKS5, rotation on demand and payment in crypto.