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Someone might use a VPN through Amazon or other cloud providers and we falsely don't track them. How can we detect these VPN providers without a third party and without slowing down?
I suppose it will not be possible to reliably detect them (and fixed IP addresses will change over time etc). Maybe we could check if some VPN providers disclose IP ranges (since sometimes you need to whitelist them eg in AWS, or WP etc but then you might just get a dedicated IP)
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Someone might use a VPN through Amazon or other cloud providers and we falsely don't track them. How can we detect these VPN providers without a third party and without slowing down?
I don't think checking for headers might work reliably like in https://www.ipqualityscore.com/articles/view/1/how-to-detect-proxies-with-php
There seem to be DBs but they might be commercial like https://www.ip2location.com/database/px10-ip-proxytype-country-region-city-isp-domain-usagetype-asn-lastseen-threat-residential
I suppose it will not be possible to reliably detect them (and fixed IP addresses will change over time etc). Maybe we could check if some VPN providers disclose IP ranges (since sometimes you need to whitelist them eg in AWS, or WP etc but then you might just get a dedicated IP)
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