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rule of vpn customers but it's not misinformation this time (lemmy.cafe)

submitted 7 months ago by spujb@lemmy.cafe to c/196@lemmy.blahaj.zone

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source (im aware it’s weird and corporate but it’s at least actual market research and better than random made up data)

no hate to OOP, do not harrass them, but it was a bit weird to post literally made up data like it was truth lolol

other cool things:

Countries where VPNs are illegal or restricted.

Countries with the Highest VPN Adoption Rate

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[-] RusAD@lemm.ee 6 points 7 months ago

I also live in Russia, and in my experience certain VPNs just get blocked by the ISP. Like, I just can't connect to certain VPNs, the connection either gets stuck in an infinine loop or fails with an error. But some other VPNs still work without any problems.

Plus, since the beginning of this month, it's prohibited to promote/advertise "means to avoid blocked internet resources", i.e. proxies/VPNs/etc, so it can be called "partially restricted"