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Maybe pay for residential proxy network access? I used to get my internet from a small local ISP, and ip blacklisting basically means no one in our zipcode cou
by hedora 2y ago
Maybe pay for residential proxy network access?
I used to get my internet from a small local ISP, and ip blacklisting basically means no one in our zipcode could have reliable internet.
These days, the 10-20% of us with an unobstructed sky view switched to starlink and didn’t look back.
The thing is, both ISPs use CGNAT, but there’s no way cloudflare is going to block Musk like they do the mom and pop shop.
Anyway, apparently residential proxy networks work pretty well if you hit a spurious ip block. I’ve had good luck with apple private relay too.
I’m hoping service providers realize how useless and damaging ip blocking is to their reputations, but I’m not holding my breath. Sometimes I think the endgame is just routing 100% of residential traffic through 8.8.8.8.