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Unlikely, could also just mean congested upstream routes/bad routing somewhere. Your VPN means traffic takes a different route that isn't affected. I'm 99% sur
by martinald 8y ago
Unlikely, could also just mean congested upstream routes/bad routing somewhere. Your VPN means traffic takes a different route that isn't affected.
I'm 99% sure VM don't do any throttling (on downstream at least).
- throwaway77384 8y agoI had the same problem for quite a while and was told it was a peering issue. So while they were not throttling, they somehow messed something up elsewhere and for months my VPN was significantly faster than an un-VPN'ed connection for some bizarre reason. Proof: https://imgur.com/a/JflXR https://imgur.com/a/JflXR