Secure And ReliableDedicated Proxies

Yes! One of the biggest reasons people use dedicated proxies is because they want to stay anonymous while browsing online. Since the primary purpose of a proxy is to shield your device’s identity, using dedicated proxies can help ensure your identity and sensitive information will be kept safe and secure.

With dedicated proxies, your IP address is unique, and you’re the only one who uses it. But shared proxies aren’t quite the same. Since several people are sharing them, you can run a higher risk of sensitive information being shared with other people using the same proxies as you from other providers.
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Rayobyte is committed to ethics regarding all of our proxy products, and we continually monitor proxy usage for any unethical behavior.

If you’re hoping to perform many tasks simultaneously with your proxies, you’ll want to use dedicated proxies. Because only one person is using them, there are fewer chances that your connection speed will slow down because of others!

Not exactly! Residential proxies can’t be dedicated by nature because they are acquired on borrowed time. The people who lend us their IP addresses can decide to revoke access, turn off, or use their devices at any point in time. When this happens, we then provide you with another reliable residential IP address.

Our residential proxies have a feature called Sticky Sessions, allowing you to have an IP for up to 120 minutes. After 120 minutes, the IP will be rotated.

You can contact [email protected] to enable this for your account and read more about our residential proxy acquisition process here.

It all depends on the IP address! Reach out to our sales team, and we can set you up with the exact IP addresses that you need – whether totally unused or simply unused for your specific use case.

Yes! You can read more about our proxy reselling process here.

Dedicated proxies have many use cases. Including improving SEO, web scraping, watching your favorite videos, making purchases, or simply browsing the internet! You can check out our entire proxy use case page here.

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