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Who is this for, exactly? The only way this makes sense, in my eyes, is if you're: 1. Someone who uses VPN very infrequently, likely a couple of times per year
by dns_snek 3y ago
Who is this for, exactly? The only way this makes sense, in my eyes, is if you're:
1. Someone who uses VPN very infrequently, likely a couple of times per year while using less than 500GB of traffic, and
2. Someone who doesn't use a VPN to bypass georestrictions, excluding most travelers, and
3. Someone who doesn't mind being classified as a bot
That must be an extremely tiny group of people, right?
Pricing is outrageous for daily VPN users, while your use of datacenter IPs means it's going to be almost useless for evading georestrictions.
Besides, I'm struggling to wrap my head around the concept of a "serverless VPNs". If you're actually spinning up a VPS for each customer then that seems like a very wasteful use of resources for no reason.