Bro just use proton, it's free. But he is right about adult sites being blocked in india, just checked using a residential proxy

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Also I have read somewhere that they require verification. Is that true? According to their website it's only in some countries, so could I use a VPN? Residential ofc

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To use our services, you are required to provide your real and accurate legal name and residential address. All orders are reviewed by our anti-fraud system as well as our own staff. If we find your o

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I can do that just by forcing TLS 1.3 and HTTP/2. As an added bonus I won't lose half of residential users.

I think most providers have ipv6 enabled these days , only lagging is some residential ISPs

In my case I did have a residential German IP + German billing address, though. Only the card was issued from Revolut (UK back then).

I was wondering if anyone knew a provider or is a provider for UUNET by verizon residential isp bps so I can announce my ips there if so please let me know your contact information

Yes it's the same reason you get asymmetric down/uplink from most residential connections.

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e.g. 1Gbps (both UL and UL) is the minimum speed for Japan FTTH/FTTB and there're 2Gbps, 5Gbps even 10Gbps residential network. The same can be said for Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore to say t

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Well. I only found that routing issue. There's no problem to residential IPs.

I have Wyoming LLC but can't register for Stripe or PayPal. They require a US residential address of owner or some kind of information that I can't have if I am in a foreign country. Not sure if there

Nobody will provide you such solution, because I don't think that someone built a DC in the basement (LOL). Just like @yoursunny wrote: rent some apartments and you will get residential IPs

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That's the most reliable way to get residential IPs.