Anonymous proxies hide your real IP address from the remote server but do not mask the fact that a proxy server is being used. In this mode, the resource does not receive information about you, but it does see that you are using an intermediary to connect. Learn more about what anonymous proxies are in our knowledge base, or buy premium access to get the list of all available servers.
| Address and type | |||||
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United States Phoenix | Low | 1 sec. ago | |||
Dominican Republic Santo Domingo | Low | 1 sec. ago | |||
Russia Saint Petersburg | Medium | 2 sec. ago | |||
Brazil Sao Paulo | Low | 2 sec. ago | |||
Belgium Brussels | Low | 2 sec. ago | |||
Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City | Low | 2 sec. ago | |||
Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City | Low | 2 sec. ago | |||
Finland Helsinki | Medium | 3 sec. ago | |||
Canada North Vancouver | Medium | 3 sec. ago | |||
Bangladesh Dhaka | Low | 3 sec. ago |
An anonymous proxy hides your real IP address from the target site. However, the site can detect the fact of proxy use via HTTP headers such as Via and X-Proxy-ID.
An anonymous proxy hides your IP, although the site may detect the fact of proxy connection. A transparent proxy hides neither the IP nor the proxying itself. Anonymous proxies provide a higher level of privacy.
Yes, anonymous proxies are suitable for regular web browsing, bypassing geo-restrictions, and basic IP masking. For tasks with increased anonymity requirements, elite proxies are a better choice.
Sites look at the Via and X-Forwarded-For headers. An anonymous proxy hides your IP but keeps proxy indicators in those headers, allowing the site to identify it.
Proxies work at the application level and are faster for specific tasks. VPN encrypts all device traffic. Proxies are easier to rotate for distributed requests, while VPN is better for full protection.