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It's almost never done with the full understanding of the person providing the proxy, doesn't matter if they get promised some change, their browser addons betray them or they install bundleware/adware.

I'd say it has about the same moral standing as a payday loan.



There’s other ways for example through mislabeled “residential” blocks, or “residential” proxies that are sold by ISPs to vendors.


The look of surprise on their faces is almost universal when the feds knock on the door with a search warrant in relation to something that came from their IP address.




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