Proxies for mobile devices: security and performance

A proxy server is an intermediate node between a client and a target server that accepts requests from the client and redirects them to the target server.

What are proxies used for on mobile devices?

Proxy servers are used on mobile devices for a variety of purposes, including:

1. Speeding up access to websites A proxy server can cache frequently visited web pages, allowing them to load faster when you visit them again.

2. Malware Protection Proxy servers can filter traffic and block access to malicious sites to help protect your device from viruses and other security threats.

3. Restrict access to specific websites Some organizations use proxy servers to restrict employee access to certain websites, such as social networking or entertainment sites, to increase productivity.

4. Anonymity and Privacy A proxy server can hide a user's real IP address, which increases anonymity and privacy on the Internet.

5. Data Savings Some proxies can compress data before transferring it to the mobile device, which helps to save mobile traffic.

6. Reduce network load Proxy servers can distribute the load among multiple servers, which helps to improve network performance and reduce latency.

7. Increased security. A proxy server can encrypt traffic, making it less vulnerable to hacking and data interception.

8. Traffic management A proxy server can be used to monitor and manage Internet traffic to help optimize resource usage and reduce communication costs.

How do I choose the right type of proxy?

HTTP Proxy HTTP proxies work at the HTTP protocol level and are typically used to anonymize Internet traffic, bypass geo-blocks and protect against malicious sites. They are not suitable for P2P networks and video streaming as they do not support UDP traffic.

HTTPS proxies. For social networking and other household purposes, we recommend using HTTPS proxies. They provide encryption of all traffic, which increases security and privacy, and can also be used for anonymization and geo-blocking. In addition, HTTPS proxies typically support most modern web applications and services, including social networks.

SOCKS proxies SOCKS proxies operate at a lower layer than HTTP/HTTPS proxies and can handle any type of traffic, including UDP. They are ideal for P2P networks and video streaming, but do not provide the same level of anonymity as HTTP/HTTPS proxies.

How to enable proxies on mobile devices

Buying and obtaining an address and port number through the Belurk service is a simple process that involves a few steps.

1. Selecting a tariff Belurk website offers several tariffs, which differ by number of proxies, speed and other parameters. Choose the tariff that best suits your needs.

2. Mail Confirmation After selecting a plan, you will be asked to confirm your email. This is necessary to activate your account and gain access to your personal account.

3. Proxy payment Pay for the selected tariff in a convenient way. Belurk offers various payment methods, including bank cards, e-wallets and cryptocurrencies.

4. Receive Proxy After successful payment you will get access to your personal cabinet where you can see the list of purchased proxies. Each proxy has a unique address and port number that you can use to connect to the internet via proxy.

Why Belurk?

• Instant issuance. After payment you immediately get access to the list of proxies in your personal cabinet.
• Ease of use. The service provides a simple and intuitive interface that allows you to easily manage your proxies.
• Compatibility with mobile devices. Personal Cabinet Belurk is optimized for use on mobile devices, which allows you to manage your proxies anytime and from anywhere.

If you have any questions or problems while using the Belurk service, the support team is always ready to help you.