Latest articles and insights about proxies, web scraping, and internet infrastructure
Learn how proxies can help you get Xbox Game Pass cheaper and access regional games in Cloud Gaming – a step-by-step guide without technical complexities.
Want to catch regional Pokémon or participate in events unavailable in your region? We explain how location spoofing works in Pokémon GO and what proxies are needed for it.
YouTube Music geo-blocks restrict access to millions of tracks based on your country. We explain how to bypass these restrictions using proxies to access the full music library.
Cloudflare announced: starting from September 15, 2026, "mixed" AI crawlers will be blocked by default on advertising sites, and Pay Per Crawl turns access to content into a paid service. Let's analyze what is behind numbers like 73,000:1 and why data collection increasingly relies on the quality of proxies.
Living in a country where OpenAI is blocked? We explain how to subscribe to ChatGPT Plus via a proxy — step by step, without technical knowledge.
Confused about proxy types? We explain the difference between HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 in simple terms—without code and complex jargon, with specific examples for arbitrage, SMM, and marketplaces.
In June 2026, Include Security revealed the dark side of the residential proxy market: SDKs in free Smart TV applications turn televisions into exit nodes for foreign scraping. Let's analyze where the "400 million IPs" come from, what the FBI says, and how to choose a clean proxy network to avoid getting banned.
We discuss how to automatically collect data on menus and delivery prices from major aggregators without getting blocked — from choosing tools to setting up proxies.
We discuss how to collect data from betting platforms without bans — which proxies to choose, which tools to use, and how to bypass bookmakers' protection.
Until August 2, 2026, there is one month left — the EU AI Act gains the authority to impose fines. Machine-readable TDM refusals and robots.txt are for the first time gaining copyright significance, AI model providers are required to disclose training sources, and fines can reach up to €15 million or 3% of turnover. Let's analyze who this really affects and how to properly collect data now.