Latest articles and insights about proxies, web scraping, and internet infrastructure
We analyze the key differences between WireGuard and proxy servers: when a VPN protocol won't save you from a ban, and when a proxy is the only viable solution for your task.
We explore which proxies support HTTP/3 and QUIC in 2026, why this is important for arbitrageurs and SMM specialists, and how the new protocol changes the game with blockages.
Running ads on TikTok Ads and facing blocks? We discuss which proxies to choose, how to set up an anti-detect browser, and how to scale campaigns without bans.
On July 31, 2026, Judge Engelmaier (SDNY) refused to dismiss Reddit's lawsuit against Perplexity AI and SerpApi: the anti-circumvention claims under the DMCA stood. Eleven days earlier, a court in California dismissed a nearly identical lawsuit from Google against the same defendant. Why did the same circumvention receive opposite evaluations, what do the proxy providers Oxylabs and AWMProxy have to do with it, and what follows from this?
Working with Facebook Ads from a country with restricted access? We discuss which proxies to choose and how to set up the ad account without bans and blocks.
If Google Ads is unavailable in your region, a proxy is a reliable alternative to a VPN for managing ad accounts without bans and blocks.
OSINT investigations require complete anonymity — any leak of a real IP can jeopardize the operation. We discuss which proxies to choose and how to properly set up the infrastructure for safe research.
The cost of parsing is not the price per gigabyte, but the product of the page weight, the channel price, and the reverse success rate. We calculate the budget for a million pages in three scenarios, analyze hidden cost items, and five levers that cut the estimate by several times.
Journalists working with sensitive topics risk exposing sources through IP addresses. We analyze which proxies and tools effectively protect during information gathering.
Moved abroad but need access to State Services, Sberbank, or Wildberries? We explain how expats use proxies to maintain access to domestic services—step by step and without unnecessary technical theory.