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[Anonymous6697 0]

I'm getting increasingly fed up with more and more sites and services somehow blocking all temporary email addresses, even the new ones (they're blocked days within coming into existence). I'm getting enraged at this happening to vpns too. Where are they getting these lists? I appreciate the recent flurry of new airvpn locations but they'll be blocked very soon too.

SECOND PART:  does AirVPN have a way to defeat IPINTEL? does anybody?

Why use VPN if I'm going to be treated so horribly? Who else here has at the neverending captcha experience (FROM GOOGLE!!!, TOO!!! WOW)

[Staff 9972]

Hello!

The main reasons:

• for companies whose core business is based on personal data harvesting and reselling (with or without the consent of the data subject) VPNs are a part of a serious threat
• e-commerce companies consider connections from VPNs more risky for fraud attempts
• by the hobbyist, implementing a generic black list which includes VPN and Tor exit nodes IP addresses may be seen (probably wrongly we dare to say) as an added security filter against cracking attempts

Kind regards