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95% of the time, sure. You will hit some companies that will ID it as VPN and refuse though. I just don't do business there and send them an email to update the
by stjohnswarts 4y ago
95% of the time, sure. You will hit some companies that will ID it as VPN and refuse though. I just don't do business there and send them an email to update their security policy and I'll try again at some future date. I even have a template email that I keep just for that purpose.
- aeyes 4y agoIf I received such an email I wouldn't do anything about it. 99.9% of the traffic we see from M247 is malicious and there is no chance that I would unblock this ASN on an online shop.
- stjohnswarts 4y agoAnd that's fine! That's the beauty of the freedom of choice. I can take my business elsewhere and the company that banned the mullvad IP can have one less potential (but not really a) hacker to worry about.
- zo1 4y agoMalicious how?