What are datacenter proxies?
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“Like many other proxy types, a datacenter proxy server is an entry point between a gadget accessing the internet and the website it’s trying to access. When accessing the internet, the IP address belonging to the device gets temporarily replaced by an IP address leased from a data center.”
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