No. Bright Data suggests to its customers to use HTTPS traffic, which is impossible to be intercepted. Customers that choose to use HTTP distribute their traffic over Bright Data's millions of peers, and thus no single peer (or even groups of thousands of peers) can piece together which Internet pages the Bright Data customer is choosing to access
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