Latest articles and insights about proxies, web scraping, and internet infrastructure
A complete guide to setting up proxies for all HoYoverse games: bypassing geo-restrictions, multi-accounting, and secure access to Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail, and Zenless Zone Zero.
Blizzard has blocked access to Battle.net in several countries — but this is not a dead end. We explain how to set up a proxy and gain access to US servers from anywhere in the world.
In the summer of 2026, Britain is moving from age checks to a ban on VPNs themselves: a ban on social media for children under 16 has been announced, Digital ID and age-gating are being discussed, and the European Commission calls VPNs a "loophole that needs to be closed." We analyze why commercial VPNs are the first to be targeted, what cannot be avoided in principle, and which privacy infrastructure is truly facing a new wave of blockages.
Want to play on the Asian server of Wuthering Waves or buy from the regional store at low prices? We explain which proxies to choose and how to set everything up.
Learn how to connect to NBA 2K25/2K26 servers in the desired region using a proxy, buy VC at a lower price, and avoid account bans.
Want to play on the Korean server of Black Desert Online or switch between regions without restrictions? We discuss which proxies work for BDO and how to set them up correctly.
We explore which proxies can help bypass geo-blocks of online casinos, maintain anonymity, and avoid account bans — without technical knowledge.
ISP proxies combine the speed of data centers with the trust of residential IPs. We analyze when they are more advantageous than regular proxies for arbitrage, SMM, and price monitoring.
Cloudflare, Google, Amazon, Akamai, and OpenAI have gathered around Web Bot Auth: automatic traffic is now verified not by IP and User-Agent, but by cryptographic signature (RFC 9421, Ed25519). Google is already testing it, and IETF is preparing the standard for August 2026. Let's analyze how the mechanism of signed agents works and why this makes high-quality residential and mobile proxies even more important for independent scrapers.
On June 12, 2026, Cybernews researchers found an unprotected server with 8.3 TB containing 24 billion stolen accounts. We analyze what’s inside, how account substitution works through residential and mobile proxies, and why the shadow market for stolen passwords even impacts legal web scraping and multi-accounting.