Latest articles and insights about proxies, web scraping, and internet infrastructure
Traveling abroad? Find out which countries block familiar services and how to set up a proxy in advance to maintain access to Instagram, banking, and work accounts during your trip.
Thailand blocks thousands of websites due to the royal insult law and political reasons. We explore which proxies can help arbitrageurs and marketers work without restrictions.
Ethiopia regularly shuts down the internet in certain regions — we explore how businesses and marketers can bypass shutdowns and regional blocks using proxies.
On July 8, 2026, the EDPB adopted Guidelines 03/2026 on web scraping for generative AI — the first pan-European document confirming that GDPR applies to the collection of personal data, even if it is public. We analyze the test for legitimate interest, minimization, the prohibition on special categories of data, and what this means for those who collect data and use proxies.
VoIP services and hundreds of news websites are blocked in Egypt, creating serious issues for businesses. We explain how proxies solve this problem and how to configure them correctly.
Ukrainians abroad face blocks on VKontakte and Mail.ru — we explain how to bypass restrictions using proxies and continue working without interruptions.
Saudi Arabia blocks WhatsApp, Skype, LGBTQ+ content, and dozens of other services. We analyze which proxies actually work to bypass censorship and how to set them up correctly.
Google killed access without JavaScript, canceled num=100, and added AI Overviews, which are mainly visible from mobile IPs. Let's discuss how to collect search results in 2026: what has changed, a step-by-step guide to parsing SERP and AI blocks, pitfalls, and what type of proxy to choose for organic and AI Overviews.
Cuba is one of the most restricted internet zones in the world. We explain how the blocks work, why regular proxies are ineffective, and what actually helps.
Venezuela is among the top countries with strict internet censorship—news sites, social networks, and VoIP services are blocked. We analyze which proxies actually work and how to set them up without technical knowledge.