Residential RDP, or Residential Remote Desktop Protocol, is a service that allows users to remotely access a virtual Windows environment hosted on a residential IP address. This technology has gained popularity for various reasons, including privacy, security, and accessibility. In this blog post, we will delve into the basics of Residential RDP, its benefits, use cases, and considerations for users.

What is Residential RDP?

Residential RDP provides users with a virtual Windows desktop environment that is hosted on a residential IP address. This means that the IP address assigned to the virtual desktop is associated with a physical location, typically a residential area. This setup offers several advantages over traditional data center-based RDP services, such as improved reliability, better IP reputation, and enhanced security.