IPv4 and IPv6 are two types of Internet protocol. IPv4 is an older version that gives access to approximately 4 billion IP addresses, even though the world network includes at least 10 billion devices, and the number is constantly growing. IPv6 is a new version of the protocol which grants access to a greater number of IPs, as it makes a name with a different address length: up to 128 bits.

With IPv4 and IPv6, you can work incognito on the Internet, promote and handle a significant quantity of information. Dynamic proxies are one of the most effective options as the IP address provided to the user is constantly changing on an automated basis. Thanks to this, the work will not stop because blocking the address will change it to another one; and this guarantees greater anonymity and efficiency.

IPv4 and IPv6 proxies differ in their productivity and, of course, in their cost. IPv4 proxies provide a slightly slower connection and access to fewer addresses, but they are also less expensive. Such proxies are the best for working with social networks and message boards. IPv6 proxies are suitable for all other professional activities, and they are notable for versatility and high productivity. Users can effectively use these proxies for working with applications, processing information from websites, spambots and many other options.