Regarding terms of service, I agree. I have created a similar setup for myself for use while traveling. My motive was security, not about having a residential IP.

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I can think of many different ways to do it, but it depends on what is available to you locally and remotely. By the way, that probably violates the terms of service of the person's residential ISP ac

So you have residential IP blocks? How?

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(VPN as it something residential, nc isnt dumb enough to allow normal VPN)

Why just not to buy private proxy? There are planty offers both residential/mobile ips

* Residential ISP T2 ("the buck stops here" / "last point of contact") tech support and escalations smoothing, 2012-2013

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* As of ~3 months ago they've started blocking non-residential IPs

do you have servers with residential IPs right? i am looking for it

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Hello, Could you explain a little more about "Public VPN" ? I am asking because we do public VPN for some crypto projects. They usually request residential IPs for data scraping.

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As it’s a NAS you tick the only major shortcoming of 1f that is it must be accessed via residential IP