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0: https://synthient.com/context/ip/
1: https://www.wsj.com/tech/kimwolf-hack-residential-proxy-netw... / https://archive.ph/SpKVn
I've seen this (and verified with others) with other sites like iknowwhatyoudownload.com where they allege your connection downloaded something very illegal (like CSAM) even though you know for certain it never happened and you haven't been hacked.
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If the IP address you're using has been detected as a residential proxy, it doesn't matter. It's going to be flagged on lists for a long time. Being able to check is helpful.
> If the IP address you're using has been detected as a residential proxy, it doesn't matter. It's going to be flagged on lists for a long time. Flagged and then... What exactly? If people who have a smart TV have their smart TV participate in a residential proxy, then it's billions of IP getting "flagged". What's the use of flagging those? When every IP is flagged, none is.
But for now I'm already cut off from half the internet due to endless crimeflare captcha loops... I just don't visit those sites anymore because I literally can't.
Seems it only detects ipv4. Any plan to support scanning ipv6 /56 range?
I am on mobile network and it fails to consider this as a factor that other people who might receive this IP could be having a proxy.
Can we use it in other IPs? (without having to issue the request from that IP)
very nice. Can we use it in other IPs? (without having to issue the request from that IP)
I am on mobile network and it fails to consider this as a factor that other people who might receive this IP could be having a proxy.
Although I'll grant that it would be interesting to know if your devices are running the proxy, but you'll need an exeuctable tool for that, not a per-ip network tool.