Proxy IP and IP proxy are commonly used terms in network proxy technology. They both refer to a proxy server that can hide the user's real IP address and thus protect the user's privacy.
Proxy IP means that the proxy server provides a virtual IP address for the user, and sends requests to other servers on behalf of the user. This proxy technology can effectively hide the user's real IP address and enhance the user's anonymity. The user's real IP address will only be known to the proxy server, and other servers cannot obtain the user's real IP address. Proxy IP is usually used to protect personal privacy, bypass IP restrictions, access blocked websites, etc.
IP proxy means that the user's own device acts as a proxy server and forwards requests to other servers. Users can hide their IP addresses by configuring a proxy server to achieve anonymous access. IP proxy usually requires users to configure it themselves and has a certain technical threshold. It is often used to accelerate access and bypass IP restrictions.
It should be noted that although both proxy IP and IP proxy can hide the user's real IP address, there may be security risks in actual use. If the user uses it improperly or chooses an unreliable proxy server, the proxy server may record the user's access history, resulting in privacy leakage. Therefore, when using proxy IP or IP proxy, users need to carefully choose a reliable proxy server and pay attention to protecting their privacy.
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