37C3 - Tor censorship attempts in Russia, Iran, Turkmenistan

available in russia on all internet providers

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Thanks for the recommendation, but I should've clarified above that I am actively ruling out Russian providers and/or providers who colocate in Russia.

All small providers (including us) should be accessible from Russia, you can always test with Looking Glass-es etc.

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The thought of it reminds me of Russia's fines towards Google that will never actually be paid

I've got similar experience with @AvenaCloud . I bought a small 1c1g VPS from them over a year ago (it was a bit cheaper back then). At first I also got an IP from their range located in russia that w

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— Google often identifies them as being from Russia or Iran. If you plan to use it for a VPN and need a friendly IP, it’s not recommended.

We have clients from Russia who are quietly connecting to our servers in other parts of the world.

* The datacenter increased the electric pricing for us with the russia/ukraine war 4 years ago. Back then, after 2 years already, the price were back to normal. I was asking the datacenter to lower it

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He is looking for a hosting company OUTSIDE of Russia, with servers accessible from Russia.

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European and American companies abandoned datacenters in Russia because they don’t want sanctions, so good luck finding an European or American company with datacenters in Russia! Lol

The government isn't mine. I don't live in Russia, lol.

Check JustHost.ru , maybe it’s accessible since they also offer other locations other than Russia. His let username is @antonpa

At present, regulators in Russia have blocked a huge number of hosting providers, both large and small. I am looking for VPS that are guaranteed to be accessible in Russia.