Anonymous proxy detected isn’t a bug — it’s a signal.
When a website blocks access with this message, it usually means your traffic failed one of several trust checks:
IP reputation, headers, DNS/WebRTC leaks, traffic patterns, or proxy type.
In our article, we break down why this error appears and how to fix it without compromising stability or compliance.
Inside the guide:
- what “anonymous proxy detected” actually means from a security perspective;
- the most common technical causes — from burned public IPs to exposed headers;
- how browser settings (cookies, cache, WebRTC) affect detection;
- why datacenter proxies are flagged more often than residential or mobile IPs;
- when IP rotation and proxy chaining make sense — and when they don’t.
Detection usually isn’t about using proxies —
it’s about how they’re configured.
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