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It's probably less about the German IP and more about DigitalOcean. Most people live in homes, not datacenters, which means that web sites expect human traffic
by tgsovlerkhgsel 7y ago
It's probably less about the German IP and more about DigitalOcean.
Most people live in homes, not datacenters, which means that web sites expect human traffic to come from residential IPs, not datacenter IPs. What comes from the datacenter IPs is an endless stream of costly abuse, so they get CAPTCHA'd (if they want to support use cases like yours) or blocked (if they don't care about those)