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What's inherently wrong though ? It's just the internet. Share as much as you want. Make every IP a residential IP. It's more annoying that video websites are s
by bubblethink 5y ago
What's inherently wrong though ? It's just the internet. Share as much as you want. Make every IP a residential IP. It's more annoying that video websites are segregating IPs than someone is providing a service that randomizes it.
- bradknowles 5y agoThis is exactly what I would expect to hear from the kind of people who say they have nothing to hide, and therefore have nothing to fear regarding universal spying on them by their own government. “If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him.” -Cardinal Richelieu
- duskwuff 5y ago> What's inherently wrong though ? The problem is that residential proxies are primarily used for abusive purposes, like credit card fraud (e.g. making purchases with a proxy in the same city as the credit card holder) or web forum spam. There are very few legitimate use cases for these services; most of the ones I have heard are either poorly justified (you don't really need a residential IP to test web site performance, for example) or borderline abusive (like content scraping or sneaker botting).