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# Product Information

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In this guide you will be able to know about the Proxies and its types that you can purchase on Shield Proxies
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**Currently at Shield Proxies we do have 2 Types of Proxies,** Which are

**Residential Proxies** and **ISP Proxies**

* **Residential proxies** - Residential proxies are intermediary IP addresses borrowed from devices of real users: desktop, laptop computers, and sometimes even devices like smart TVs. Residential proxies basically route Internet traffic through intermediate servers. The proxy server assigns an alternate IP address to which all server requests are routed.

*For more information please refer to this page*

{% embed url="<https://proxyway.com/guides/residential-proxies>" %}

* **ISPs** - An ISP proxy is an intermediary IP address that is associated with an internet service provider (ISP) but does not involve end users. In other words, it’s hosted on a server and not a residential device. in simple terms ISPs are a combination of both datacenter proxies & residential proxies. ISP proxies combine the qualities of datacenter and residential IPs: they’re fast yet hard to detect.

*For more information please refer to this page*

{% embed url="<https://proxyway.com/guides/isp-proxies>" %}