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How proxies actually work
A plain-language explanation of IPs, routing, and when a proxy is the right tool.
What a proxy does
A proxy forwards your request to a destination on your behalf. The destination sees the proxy's IP address and location rather than your own connection.
Common terms
- IP address — the identifier of a network connection
- Exit node — where the traffic leaves the network
- Sticky session — the same IP for a period of time
- Rotation — a new IP per request or interval
When to use one
Proxies fit application-specific routing, regional testing, market research, and automation workflows that need controlled, per-connection identity.
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