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Is There Any Way to Use VPN for API Testing in Dev Environments?
Hey developers
I’m currently experimenting with various mobile VPN apps to simulate different network conditions for API testing.
Has anyone here used a VPN for API endpoint testing or staging environment access? I’m curious if it can help simulate remote location behavior or add a layer of encryption for dev debugging.
Would love to hear if you’ve tried this, especially in Node.js, Python, or Go-based environments.
Thanks in advance!
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