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Static Residential ISP Proxies are hosted in datacenters but use IP addresses
announced and assigned by residential internet networks (ASNs) and belong to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) like AT&T, Spectrum,
Comcast, BT, DTAG and others who provision residential broadband services to end users.
IP addresses can be profiled by their ASN
and this allows datacenter proxies to be easily identified and blocked by some websites. Websites which want to block traffic originating from
datacenters will compile or use a list of known datacenter ASNs like the Udger list
and then when a request is received by the website, the connecting IP address will have their ASN referenced against this list and blocked if
there is a match. This block method is highly scalable and relatively easy to deploy so it is very common across the internet.
