The most common reason to use Korea proxies is to access local content that is otherwise unavailable in your area. Just like BBC iPlayer is inaccessible for users outside the UK, South Korean content is often restricted in other countries. When renting a proxy, the service masks your original IP address by assigning you a new one in the selected location. Overcoming geographic restrictions can help you scrape data from Korean sites, conduct market research, and manage social media accounts. It is also possible to use proxies for accessing various streaming platforms. But remember that streaming services involve massive traffic consumption, which can be too expensive.