From what I understand the pressure has created even Google to be a lot more aggressive than what it was before. Not entirely sure but I believe google has two categories of scrapers, the regular one and a new one for AI
From what I understand the pressure has created even Google to be a lot more aggressive than what it was before. Not entirely sure but I believe google has two categories of scrapers, the regular one and a new one for AI
> Residential proxies are everywhere, so why did proxy DDoS attacks mostly come from the U.S.? The answer is money. If you are committing fraud or circumventing content restrictions, a Russian IP address gets geo-blocked instantly. A fresh U.S. residential IP address (especially one behind carrier-grade NAT and harder to block individually) is “gold.” Customers pay up to $95 to lease a single U.S. residential IP address for 2 weeks (versus $0.30 for an Eastern European IP). Compare that to your own ARPU per subscriber and sit with it for a second. When an individual IP is worth more than the customer relationship behind it, you don’t have a technical problem. You have a market problem.[1]
1: https://www.nokia.com/blog/one-year-later-the-residential-pr...
Unfortunately you cant have it both ways which makes it hard problem to solve for everyone