From my experience, yeah, residential VPNs do fly under the radar more. They’re harder to detect because they mimic real user traffic.
But here’s the catch: not all residential VPN providers are equal. Some sell the same IPs to tons of users, which defeats the purpose.
If you’re testing, try Luminati (now part of Bright Data). Their IPs are legit, but it’s pricey. For casual use, might not be worth it.
But here’s the catch: not all residential VPN providers are equal. Some sell the same IPs to tons of users, which defeats the purpose.
If you’re testing, try Luminati (now part of Bright Data). Their IPs are legit, but it’s pricey. For casual use, might not be worth it.