Latest articles and insights about proxies, web scraping, and internet infrastructure
Booking.com actively blocks parsers and bots—learn how to properly configure proxies for hotel scraping and monitoring competitor prices without getting banned.
On July 20, 2026, a federal court in California dismissed Google's lawsuit against SerpApi: the anti-bot system SearchGuard does not protect copyrights when it is based on ordinary search results — URLs, snippets, and indexed facts. Let's analyze the details of the decision, what was left out of its scope, and how it affects the practice of collecting SERP data.
Farfetch blocks automated requests when monitoring prices of luxury brands. We discuss which proxies to choose and how to set up monitoring without bans.
Want to be the first to find great deals on Vinted and Depop? We explain how to set up a proxy for monitoring European second-hand platforms without getting blocked.
Shein blocks parsers and restricts access to product data — but with the right proxies, you can automatically monitor trends and analyze the assortment without bans.
After the dismantling of the NetNut and IPIDEA botnets, the origin of the IP has become the main criterion for choosing a proxy. Let's break it down step by step: how to choose the type of proxy for the task, how the price tiers of the 2026 market (enterprise/mid/budget) differ, and how to check the provider to avoid buying a resold or infected pool instead of clean addresses.
Temu actively blocks scraping and price monitoring—let's explore which proxies bypass the marketplace's protection and how to set up stable data collection without bans.
Is your corporate firewall blocking requests to the Claude API? We discuss which proxies to choose and how to configure access without losing performance.
We explore how to set up a proxy for npm when the official registry is blocked — from mirrors to .npmrc configuration and corporate proxy servers.
The FBI and Google have neutralized NetNut — a residential proxy network built on a botnet of 2 million infected Smart TVs and set-top boxes. We analyze how the scheme works, why clients are at risk, and provide a checklist on how to distinguish a legal IP pool from stolen ones in 2026.