Mobile networks use two kinds of addresses: shared IPv4 behind CGNAT and an IPv6 /64 for each connection. Learn which one a website sees through your proxy, what IPv6 changes for rate limits and reputation, and how to check both exits.

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IPv4 vs IPv6 Mobile Proxies: What Changes When Your Exit Uses IPv6

Mobile networks use two kinds of addresses: shared IPv4 behind CGNAT and an IPv6 /64 for each connection. Learn which one a website sees through your proxy, what IPv6 changes for rate limits and reputation, and how to check both exits.

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