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Almost certain. NordVPN owns Oxylabs if I'm not mistaken

• archon810 3y ago
  Seems like it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29285988 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29285988
  • junon 3y ago
    How does that "seem like it"? I don't see anything there that is proof of anything...
    • AmINotARobot 3y ago
      In an interview with TechRadar Pro, Tom Okman, the co-founder of both Tesonet and Nord Security, answered some questions regarding the relationship between Tesonet, NordVPN, and the plethora of associated online services the companies offer. The founder of the guilty party is also the founder of the company behind NordVPN. From the article it also seems like the operational practices are similar. Additionally, it is stated by the CEO of the guilty party that operational activities will resume as normal since the suit is only for damages. Assuming that NordVPN operates in a similar way, then a residential proxy service is still on the menu.
      • junon 3y ago
        I've never noticed unusual traffic from my machine using Nord, nor have I ever heard of that being the case. This is something trivially noticeable and measurable. Two companies having the same founder =/= the two companies operate remotely alike.
        • bippihippi1 3y ago
          if you wait to fight a fire until you're breathing smoke, it'll be too late