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Sorry, my phrasing was wrong. The second part of my comment had nothing to do with the first link. I am basing the second part on this research: https://www.do
by acatton 4y ago
Sorry, my phrasing was wrong. The second part of my comment had nothing to do with the first link.
I am basing the second part on this research: https://www.docdroid.net/kOP3JAh/tesonet-web-of-lies-pdf https://www.docdroid.net/kOP3JAh/tesonet-web-of-lies-pdf
I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but the relations of Tesonet, NordVPN and Oxylab is creepy at best.
People make the allegation that NordVPN is routing some of Oxylabs' traffic, because that's exactly what HolaVPN and Bright Data (previously known as "Luminati") does. (See https://archive.is/aJY0F https://archive.is/aJY0F ) And Luminati Networks sued Tesonet for patent infringement on this.
Just the corporate structure of Tensonet in itself should make people stay away from any of their VPN products.
- throwaway18536 4y agoThere are no “relations” between these companies, they are literally one company operating under different names to be less visible. Source: ex-employee.
- mardifoufs 4y agoDo they actually route traffics through nordvpn consumers, though? If you don't mind sharing.