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Rate Limit Bypass

Rate Limit Bypass refers to techniques used to circumvent rate limiting imposed by websites. Rate limiting restricts the number of requests a user can make to a server in a given time period, helping to prevent abuse and ensure fair use of resources. To bypass these limits, scrapers may use strategies such as IP rotation, where requests are sent from multiple IP addresses, or adjusting the rate of requests to stay within acceptable limits. Other methods include using multiple accounts or proxies to distribute the request load. While bypassing rate limits can be effective, it must be done ethically and within legal boundaries to avoid violating terms of service.

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