#bright data

Meta has routinely fought data scrapers, but it also participated in that practice itself — if not necessarily for the same reasons. Bloomberg has obtained legal documents from a Meta lawsuit against a former contractor, Bright Data, indicating that the Facebook owner paid its partner to scrape other websites. Meta spokesperson Andy Stone confirmed the relationship in a discussion with Bloomberg, but said his company used Bright Data to build brand profiles, spot "harmful" sites and catch phishing campaigns, not to target competitors.

Fácil recopilación de datos con Bright Data. Desbloquee cualquier sitio web y recopile datos precisos en tiempo real para tomar decisiones comerciales basadas en datos.

Fácil coleta de dados com Bright Data. Desbloqueie qualquer site e colete dados precisos em tempo real para tomar decisões de negócios baseadas em dados.

You know that feeling when you are scraping the web for some good ol' fashion data collection and then the site blocks you? When time to get around that by ether buying some proxies, or setting up a VPN. But which works better. Proxies usually, but really depends on what you are scraping to give you a proper answer. Overall, probably doesn't matter in the end as long as it didn't cost you too much and you were able to scrape that data you wanted to collect.

Some more sizes and crops of the Data Collection GIFs just for good measure