title: Do I need to manually rotate ip address to avoid being detected when running codes on Google Colab?
body: <p>I'm wondering is it necessary to manually rotate IP addresses to avoid being detected when I run codes on Colab? I learned that Google Colab will automatically change the IP address of the virtual machines (<a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56786670/will-the-ip-address-for-a-notebook-on-colab-virtual-instance-change-over-time">Will the ip address for a notebook on colab virtual instance change over time?</a>) , so, does that mean I don't need to change IP by myself? Then if I continue using Colab to scrape webpages, do I still have the risk of being detected?</p>
  <p>More information: I have already rotated user-agent for every 300 requests, and my script takes around 5 seconds to scrape one webpage, which contains 2 requests for each loop (since I'm using Selenium, there won't be any high-frequency requests involved).</p>