no residential static IP's.

TorGuard frequently do promos and seem to have one currently for $20USD a year with a dedicated or residential IP (have to pay yearly) - https://torguard.net/vpn-promo/

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Dynamic residential IP sounds like solution to YouTube's aggressive blocking on data center IP ranges. But why do you need to serve Indivious over Tor unless YouTube is illegal in your jurisdiction?

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Btw I wouldn't trust my residential connection more than Calin's basement data center.

But I have technical advice about this, it's not a matter of "if", residential proxies are used for illegal activities 80% of the time. It's not a thing you can prevent.

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Most often, proxy providers do not partner directly with residential/mobile providers.

If you look at something like brightdata proxy...they run a very deceptive organization and definitely DO NOT partner with anyone on the receiving end of using random ass endpoints as egress proxy poi

I plan to launch a mobile proxy business in India and have the technical capability to do so.

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