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No matter if you are 10 years old or 90 years, legal address means your residential address and not your school address.

If your family and your school are not in the same city, the dorm room is officially your home. You get a temporary residential permit (户口) at the school. At least that's the case when I attended coll

But Cogent isn't that bad, I can upload at 200mbps, from China Telecom(residential) to some random low-end LA VPS, via Cogent with crazy package lost.

I think it's just an issue with Chinese routing. My residential ISP (AS852) has direct routing to China Telecom and Unicom via SIX from the west coast but I keep losing packets anyways.

Whenever objectionable content appears, the complaint is filed against the IP address, and police would look for whoever is using the IP address - in residential network it's a family, in dorm network

I am using TM(Telecom Malaysia) broadband.

Keep in mind that routes can change and so will latency, from time to time, especially if you're assessing from home/residential broadband.

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You need clean/residential IP that's not blacklisted by your private tracker.

It can also differ a little bit for residential connections vs data center connections, particularly when some carriers peer directly with your ISP. Measuring ping from data centers is the best I can

-Windows or Linux (w/ Samba support) machine to set up a file share. Port 445 in will need to be open to the Internet. Many residential ISPs block this port (like AT&T), so another VPS is reco

A storage VPS from BuyVM a couple of years back. Coming from at the most 100mbps residential internet, the nearly consistent 300+mbps was definitely a groundbreaking experience.

I don't know anyone that had DMCA problems while using residential internet here however i am not sure about the cloud hosting.

Torguard also offers a residential IP.

Residential proxy maybe ? I know there are such services being offered but don't know much into details.

On Windscribe VPN, you can pay to get a static IP. They give you an option to pay extra for a residential IP, which I believe costs $8 per month.

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Hopefully one day: https://www.verizon.com/support/residential/internet/getting-started/learn-about-ipv6