Proxy IP is our most commonly used IP change tool, but it cannot be used without an authorized whitelist. If you do not authorize when accessing a web page, you will be redirected to the page where you need to enter your account and password. You can only use the proxy IP normally after you enter it correctly.

If you want to avoid the cumbersome input steps, you need to set up a whitelist first. You need to get the IP address of your computer first, and then log in to the proxy IP website to bind it. Generally, the website will provide a whitelist addition interface. After the binding is successful, it will take effect in about 2 minutes.

Some novice users often have misunderstandings: I added a whitelist, so the extracted proxy IP can also be used on other machines. In fact, this is not the case. If it is, then authorization becomes meaningless. If the bound whitelist address is the IP of PC1, it can only be used on PC1. If it is used on PC2, it cannot play the role of authorization.

Therefore, the proxy IP whitelist authorization is that the IP bound to which machine can only be used on which machine. Do you understand the connection between IP proxy and whitelist?

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