Looks like archive.today is the latest site to block VPN users. Super lame.

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Damn. 🙃

Big damn

Would be great if the VPN providers had a content unlocking tier.

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Sad part is majority of vpns are being bought by the same company

Which company is this? And you got any links on these acquisitions to know what VPNs to avoid?

Get a dedicated IP from your VPN provider

Need to see if mullvad does that.

Might as well run your own vpn from a paid VPS if you are willing to have an anon set of 1...

Yeah I was listening to Michael Bazzell talk about that today. He said he uses 2 main vpns. One with a dedicated IP to get to his bank (and I guess other blocked things) and a "normal" vpn for everything else.

Does he have a podcast?

Nice idea!

yeah I know a dedicated IP is not the best option but it still keeps a site that you're visiting from knowing your actual home IP.

Dunno but the sad truth is that services have no way of telling the abusers from honest users using a VPN

Part of the value proposition of using a VPN is precisely sharing an IP with other people.

Their value is zero if they allow abuse to go thru too

True

Which would be 🤔

Which vpns (or from which specific endpoints)? Do you happen to maintain a public list?

🤔

Are they preparing for the winter? 🙈

Ya damn right

Try changing your location to other countries and see if you can still access. It may not be a total VPN ban but an IP address ban?

Varies

It may just work

🤣, my iPhone comes with private relay as standard

That with vpn = 🔥

As a social service (dating) developer i encounter bots and scammer problems more and more, especially in recent years. My team is also considering all kinds of kyc-ish approaches, services that detect vpns, prevention of anonymous emails, etc. I don't like it one bit. But what do you think should one do? A awrvice can become unusable real fast if nothing is done to curate the users...?