[ @Ashraf] you claim:
“Let’s be honest. In the modern digital landscape, if you’re not using proxies, you’re either missing out on serious functionality or compromising your security.”
Proxies DON NOT PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONALITY and PROXIES DO NOT ENSURE ENHANCED SECURITY. In fact most proxies reduce functionality like preventing hosting of any server via a proxy, being forced to share a common public IP number with an unknown number of people causing some service to not function at all because of too many attempts from the same IP address also the proxy can be used for man in the middle attacks and keeping track of every web transaction you do. You also fail to mention VPN’s a preferred and much more secure system to obscure your location. Properly configured proxies forward your real IP to the connected server, the ones that don’t are technically broken but they are used/abused to emulate the functionality of a VPN to hide your geo-ip location. But when you start with the phrase “Let’s be honest.” at least pretend to be honest if you cannot be! I can’t see you or the vendors description specifying what TYPE of proxies you are even talking about, http, https, socks4 or socks5… in case you do not know there are significant differences in the purposes and capabilities of each type.