When users use proxy IP to access websites, their IP addresses will be hidden and users can access content from different regions. Most crawlers use rotating proxies. How can they crawl data at a higher speed without worrying about being blocked by websites? So what should you pay attention to when crawling data using proxy IP?

1. Choose the right geo-targeting
Regardless of which proxy you choose, it will change your IP address to appear to be in a different country or region.
2. Use a dedicated proxy
Some proxy service providers will provide exclusive proxy, which means that the IP is only used by one user. If the IP used is shared, the IP can easily be detected as a suspicious access by the target website.
3. Set rate limits
If you are using a crawler proxy and are still blocked, it is because there is no rate limit set. If the user sends too many requests, the website will assume that the user is a robot and block access.
4. Set the crawling time interval
If you set the crawler tasks to complete a crawl at the same time, it will look very suspicious. On the contrary, if you set the interval to a random time, it will be difficult to be detected by the website.
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