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Mobile proxies are proxies that use the IP addresses of mobile devices connected to cellular carrier networks. They let you route traffic through a real mobile connection, which is useful for testing mobile apps and websites and for tasks that expect carrier-grade IPs.

Residential proxies use IP addresses tied to real home internet connections. This produces natural traffic patterns and stable access to online services, because the IP looks like an ordinary household user rather than a datacenter.

Mobile proxies offer a high level of privacy, access to mobile-specific content, and effective management of social media and advertising campaigns across different regions, since carrier IPs are trusted and rarely blocked.

Yes. Mobile proxies let you bypass geographic restrictions by giving you an IP in the target region, so you can reach content that is only available in specific countries.

An IP fraud score is a metric that estimates how likely an IP address is to be used for fraudulent activity. Services and online platforms use this score to decide how much to trust a given user or connection.

Trust rate is the level of confidence online services assign to a specific IP address. A high trust rate means the IP is considered reliable and is unlikely to be blocked or challenged.

A dedicated channel gives you private access to the internet through the proxy server that is not shared with other users, which increases connection speed and stability.

Changing the OS fingerprint strengthens privacy by letting you hide or alter information about your device and operating system during online activity, so sessions are harder to correlate.

You can change a proxy's IP address after purchase in two ways: automatically via an API request, or manually by pressing the “Refresh” button. This lets you control your visibility and availability on the network.

UDP support means the proxy server can handle UDP packets, which is required for certain kinds of internet traffic such as gaming or video streaming.

A real ISP in a proxy means the IP address belongs to an actual internet service provider. This can increase trust in the IP and reduce the likelihood of it being blocked.

HTTP is designed for web browsing, while SOCKS5 supports a wider range of network protocols, providing more versatile and secure data transfer through the proxy.

A static IP address stays the same, which is convenient for services that require a constant IP. A dynamic IP address changes, which improves privacy and makes it harder to track a user's online activity.