Almost all Internet devices have an IP address, which is an essential element for communicating with other Internet resources. Since IP addresses carry a lot of sensitive information, if you want to remain anonymous when surfing the Internet, you need to use a proxy server to help you.
A proxy is an alternative identity that has its own IP address and allows you to remain anonymous when surfing the Internet. At the same time, proxies are divided into many different types. In today's video, Kookeey will introduce you to several common types of proxies.
Common proxy types
Datacenter proxies are "artificially created" and stored in datacenters around the world. They are often used by companies that do web scraping. Vytautas will show you how to use them and how they work in this video.
A residential proxy is a "real" IP associated with a physical address. With a residential proxy, you will be identified as a real user when connecting to the website, helping you avoid IP blocking and successfully collect data.
At the same time, proxies can be classified by their access type as shared proxies, semi-dedicated proxies, or private proxies.
Shared proxies, as the name suggests, are used by many users at the same time, which means that everyone shares the performance of the proxy.
Semi-dedicated proxies are usually used by 3-5 users. Generally speaking, this type of proxy is used for specific online tasks and has upgraded performance compared to shared proxies.
Private proxy, also known as exclusive proxy, means that you can use its performance exclusively by yourself, and it has a wide range of uses.
The agents provided by Kookeey are basically exclusive agents for one customer only. However, in order to meet the work needs of companies of different sizes,
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