IP address is an important clue for devices to identify each other in the network world. When we talk about related topics, we always hear the terms "public IP" and "exclusive IP". As users, how can we choose the IP resource that is more suitable for us, and what is the difference between the two?
User volume : Public proxy IP is used by multiple users, that is, multiple users share the same IP address pool. Exclusive proxy IP is set up specifically for a single user, and only that user can use the specific proxy IP, and other users cannot access or use the IP.
Privacy and security : Since public proxy IPs are shared, other users' network activities may affect your use and may even be abused, which increases the risk of IP being blocked and may affect the privacy and security of network activities. Exclusive proxy IPs provide higher privacy and security. Only one person uses the IP address, and other users cannot track or interfere with network activities.
Network performance : Public proxy IPs may have slow or unstable connection speeds due to multiple users sharing the same bandwidth. Dedicated proxy IPs have better network performance, more stable bandwidth and connection speed, and are only used by one user.
Price : Since dedicated proxy IP is tailored for a single user, it is usually more expensive. However, since public proxy IP is a free resource open to the public, there is no need to pay for it.
In addition, the performance of public proxy IPs may be unstable, and users may encounter problems such as slow connection speeds or connection failures when using them. Therefore, for application scenarios that require a stable network connection, users may need to consider other more reliable proxy services. Kookeey, a global IP resource provider, has a high-quality IP pool and dynamic pure IP resources to provide users with a stable, secure, and efficient experience.
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