I'm trying to stick with Brave browser after moving away from Chrome, and the fingerprinting protection is already driving me up the wall; I can only imagine how much trouble being on a VPN IP is. I get why sites use IP reputation, but it's not a great experience.
I’m more impressed that places are still trying to hold onto IP Reputation in the age of CGNAT where the age old assumption that 1 IP mapped to 1 customer’s house is completely shattered to 1 IP shared in a geographical region.
CGNAT is also unusable. I had to buy a static from my ISP as they only do CGNAT otherwise.
Astrill works pretty well. I am currently with AirVPN and AirVPN gets blocked a lot. Guess you get what you pay for.
Reddit also blocks a lot of Ukraininan IPs
I've had that happen with IP:s handed out to ADSL and 4G as well.
Maybe it's more common with VPN:s, though it's not with the provider I use.
North American Boy Love Association #9
Is that an acronym?
I'm sure you know that NAMBLA is the North American Marlon Brando Look-Alikes and nabla is a name for the upside-down capital delta used to denote things like vector gradient.