In our world of ubiquitous data, more and more accurate information about specific geographical locations is needed to get things done. Because of the need to collect data from multiple locations or to meet other business needs, many people choose to use virtual private networks, or VPN. VPN allows companies and individuals to collect information from multiple locations by providing IP in the target country and keeping the user's original location anonymous.
How does VPN work?
VPN feels like a nominal cable connection as a direct connection, allowing you to send all information along the "virtual highway". All requests are sent to the server, which then forwards your request to the target website using a different IP address (usually the data center IP). This ensures your anonymity, because the site only has information that requests IP. Therefore, your location is anonymous in the process.
What is Ipv4web?
Ipv4web is the only legally compliant and patented IP agent network in the world. Ipv4web's agent network includes four types (dynamic residential IP, static residential IP, data center IP, mobile 3G/4G IP), covering 250 countries around the world, with more than 35 million residential real-life IP.
How does Ipv4web work?
To put it simply:
You-Luminati agent manager-super agent-IP of peer-to-peer network-target website.
What is the difference between VPN and Ipv4web agents?
The Ipv4web residential agent service is similar to VPN in the way it transmits information, but instead of sending requests to another IP, it connects you to a proxy network of millions or even tens of millions of available IP.
First, by using Luminati's residential agent network, your request will be sent from the computer to one of our many super agents. A super proxy server is a load balancing server that sends requests to real devices in the target country or city. The request is then sent from the real device to the target site. This means that the target site receives request information directly from the IP of the real peer. Doing so not only ensures that your location is anonymous, but also treats you as the real user of the target location, rather than the data center's computer room IP.