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Yazan Sharawi on Sep 19, 2026IPRoyal sells several products with different billing units: rotating residential traffic by the gigabyte, rotating mobile traffic by the gigabyte, dedicated mobile access by proxy and time, ISP and datacenter IPs by proxy and term, and Web Unblocker by successful request. That makes a single “IPRoyal price” misleading.
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Zeid Abughazaleh on Feb 11, 2026You may have come across the 406 Not Acceptable error while visiting a website or even on your own website. Basically, error code 406 is an HTTP response status code telling you that the server cannot provide a response matching the list of acceptable values that are defined in the request’s headers.
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Omar Rifai on Feb 6, 2026The best CAPTCHA solver is the one that supports the exact challenge and integration model your authorized workflow needs. A cheap image-recognition task, a reCAPTCHA token, a browser extension, and a managed browser session are different products—even when vendors call all four “CAPTCHA solving.”
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Feb 5, 2026Say you are the type of person who, when landing on a new website and confronted with browser cookie settings, you decide you want to Reject All, where possible. As you scroll down the list, you notice that despite rejecting all cookies, there are several entries with “Legitimate Interest” turned on.
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Abed Elez on Feb 5, 2026We’re proud to announce a major milestone: Proxidize is officially SOC 2 Type 2 attested and ISO 27001 certified. At Proxidize, our mission has always been to provide the world’s most reliable and powerful proxy infrastructure. We understand that performance is nothing without security, and these certifications validate our commitment to maintaining the highest levels of data protection and operational excellence for our global partners.
Read postOmar Rifai on Jan 30, 2026Latency and throughput are two of the most popular and critical aspects in network performance. At the most basic level, latency is the time to send a packet of information from source to destination, while throughput is the rate at which the data is transferred.
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Maryann Agofure on Jan 28, 2026Companies are relying on data more than ever before, especially following the AI boom. Industries have integrated AI into their services to improve how they gather and share information. However, whatever data we feed into information systems is what AI and other data-sharing systems send back to us. This use case stresses the need for good-quality data and how bad data can significantly impact decisions.
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Oshini Nugapitiya on Jan 27, 2026In today’s data-driven world, organizations depend on data to make informed decisions, streamline operations, and gain a competitive advantage. From business analytics and market research to automation and artificial intelligence, data has become a core asset across industries.
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Eyad Elkhatib on Jan 23, 2026APIs didn’t pop up overnight; they’ve been around for a while, quietly doing the “boring” work that keeps the internet stitched together. What’s changed is that people outside of engineering circles are finally stumbling upon the term and wondering what it even means.
Read postOmar Rifai on Jan 22, 2026In 2026, artificial intelligence (AI) is an important part of the everyday lives of many people. Even if someone has not encountered terms and technologies like large language models (LLMs), generative AI, or machine learning, most individuals have used AI-powered tools in one way or another. Platforms like ChatGPT have played a vital role in the popularity of AI.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Jan 22, 2026Latency measures how long data takes to travel across a network, while bandwidth measures how much data a connection can carry at once. Latency is typically measured in milliseconds (ms), and lower latency means faster response times. Bandwidth is measured in Mbps or Gbps, and higher bandwidth allows more data to be transferred simultaneously.
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