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Alternative for HidemyAss IP swticher

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ao500000 last edited by

Hi,

I have a small team of people from the Philippines who does SEO for me and we've been using HMA as our IP switcher. It has been working for us although it slows down our internet considerably. These last few months though, we've been noticing that more and more sites could tell that we are using IP switcher.

Do you know any IP switcher that we can use as a replacement for HMA?

Or any thoughts on addressing this issue?
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