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> If you ban a residential proxy IP you're likely to impact real users while the bad actor simply switches. Are you really? How likely do you think is a legit
by throwawayffffas 1y ago
> If you ban a residential proxy IP you're likely to impact real users while the bad actor simply switches.
Are you really? How likely do you think is a legit customer/user to be on the same IP as a residential proxy? Sure residential IPS get reused, but you can handle that by making the block last 6-8 hours, or a day or two.
- micahdeath 1y agoWe blocked AT&T Mobile once... You get lots of complaints that way and we only blocked them for an hour.
- richardwhiuk 1y agoIn these days of CGNAT, a residential IP is shared by multiple customers.
- immibis 1y agoVery likely. You can voluntarily run one to make ~$10/month in cryptocurrency. Many others are botnets. They aren't signing up for new internet connections solely to run proxies on.