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Well, that sucks.
Soon this will be widespread. Tied to piracy and malware and just banned. Do not uee commercial vpns.
I think there’s an external specific reason for both Mullad and IVPN to disable port forwarding
A DC requires it
A big player will block their IPs
Idk
Something it is
I had this thought before, when Mullvad did it
Now, it’s more probable
will it then also be cheaper?
Of course,
Not.
Of course there are. A very small number of datacenters are willing to risk the reputation of their IP ranges to allow people to host VPNs, especially Mullvad, one of the most used VPNs by shady people. But out of that small group, an even smaller group is willing to allow those VPN users to host basically anything on their IPs.
That reason is too broad
Not like every network they used required both VPNs to do this at once
They could always have disabled the feature on certain servers
Mullvad use MANY providers