How to check for transparent proxy interception?

A proxy acts as a gateway between the user’s connection and the internet connection. There are two types of proxy, such as regular proxy and transparent proxy. Regular proxy is one that we connect for various reasons, like, monitoring or caching traffic. On the other hand, a transparent proxy which is also known as forced proxy works like a middleman deployed by ISP. Most of the time, the client is unaware of the transparent proxy. To know more about Transparent Proxy, read this article Some lists of issues with transparent proxy are:
*Censorship of the Internet.
*Logging the user’s online behavior. What sites he accesses, at what times and how long you spend on those sites.
*Eavesdropping on traffic. If the user is not using encryption during his access to a particular website or application, the content of his traffic is exposed to the ISP.
*Throttling speed: A transparent proxy can limit the number of bytes a user can download or upload.
*There are some ways a user can detect transparent proxy:
*The usage of Banned IP listed as dangerous, this message shows that the device has malware or spyware on the device.
*If the user’s device displays Bonnets, that means the device is being used to trigger the DDOH.

In case of finding anything unusual users can use Tor Network. Tor network does provide some sort of anonymity and protection against spying eyes. The network can detect tor nodes. VPN can also detect these malfunctions. A lot of sites use VPN or proxy detection techniques to identify VPN providers. Between the Tor network and VPN, VPN is the most used tool for bypassing or detecting transparent proxy.
There are many VPNs on the market. Not all of them work with transparent proxy. Users should use paid VPN in this case.