What is the difference between overseas private IP and native IP

Overseas private IP and native IP are two different IP address types, and there are significant differences in their definitions, characteristics and application scenarios.

Overseas private IP is usually an IP address associated with a specific geographical location or country provided by a specialized service provider. These IP addresses are exclusive and not shared with other users. They can be used to bypass geographical restrictions, visit websites in specific countries or regions, protect users' privacy and provide anonymous access. Overseas private IP has obvious advantages in protecting users' privacy, providing anonymous access and bypassing geographical restrictions, and is suitable for users who need these functions.

Native IP refers to the IP addresses directly assigned to users by Internet service providers (ISP), which usually reflect the actual geographical location and network connection of users. Native IP provides a direct connection between user equipment and the Internet, so it is easier to be verified in security filtering and firewall settings, and is usually regarded as a safer option. Native IP address can also improve the security and trust of the server, which is suitable for scenarios that need to establish a direct connection with the Internet, provide reliable services and integrate various online services and tools.

When choosing whether to use overseas private IP or native IP, users need to make decisions according to their actual needs and goals. If you need to protect privacy, provide anonymous access or bypass geographical restrictions, overseas private IP may be a better choice; And if you need to improve the security, trust, functionality and flexibility of the server, then native IP may be more suitable. Native IP has many advantages, such as authenticity, high-speed connection, geographical correlation, difficulty in being blocked, wide applicability, reliability and stability, etc. It can be identified by checking the WHOIS information of IP, performing reverse DNS query and testing the network delay and stability.

Generally speaking, overseas private IP and native IP have their own unique advantages and applicable scenarios, and users should choose the most suitable IP type according to their own needs.