The image says it all!!! To be honest i see no difference in performance i actually really like how stable azire VPN servers are. I don't notice any difference in VPN performance so that's shockingly good.
Malwarebytes has officially transferred from mullvad VPN to AzireVPN.
- Thread starter nickstar1
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That's great to hear! Stability is indeed a key factor in a good VPN service. Enjoy your experience with AzireVPN.
If this is a screenshot of your VPN, to preserve your privacy and security, delete your IP address from the image you are showing. Posts here are public. Change your IP address later if possible if your IP address is dynamic.
That is not my IP address if you read it...... It's the VPN services IP address lol. It's the "private IP of the service of the VPN not my actual real IP. Malwarebytes knew that displaying a real IP in a GUI is a security hazard.If this is a screenshot of your VPN, to preserve your privacy and security, delete your IP address from the image you are showing. Posts here are public. Change your IP address later if possible if your IP address is dynamic.
That's great, but in the world we live in today, if I were you, I wouldn't trust it, even if it's a dynamic IP. I notified you because I don't want my friends here to have problems. Now, if you've already changed your VPN IP, disregard my post.
too lateIf this is a screenshot of your VPN, to preserve your privacy and security, delete your IP address from the image you are showing. Posts here are public. Change your IP address later if possible if your IP address is dynamic.
@nickstar1 do you have a link for that announcement? Or is it just the background announcement when you enable the VPN?
Didn't even know that Malwarebytes were using Mullvad as VPN service. In the early days of I tried Malwarebytes VPN and that seemed like their own solution. Been a Mullvad user for a long time. Have tried AzireVPN as well but it was a bit more technical to setup fx. LAN access. Maybe has changed since. Speed was good though. As is Mullvad for my connection.
The problem for trustworthy VPNs is not privacy, it's that their VPN IPs become blacklisted and useless for normal users. Hopefully Malwarebytes mitigates this abuse with their new VPN service.
Yeah, Mullvad removed port forwarding almost 2 years ago to beat abuse and blocklisting of IPs.
(Removing the support for forwarded ports | Mullvad VPN)
Must say I don't see any 'your-IP-is-blocked' messages, only those of 'you-have-to-login' (reddit) and others that detect a VPN. Unless using the Mullvad extension an activating SOCKS proxy.That though, does break functionality on some sites so (Realized that it's only available for Firefox and that's why I) only use it in Firefox which is my newsreading/youtube watching browser 
(Removing the support for forwarded ports | Mullvad VPN)
Must say I don't see any 'your-IP-is-blocked' messages, only those of 'you-have-to-login' (reddit) and others that detect a VPN. Unless using the Mullvad extension an activating SOCKS proxy.
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