First time I've seen this sitting behind my shitty VPN. If the frontpage /r/normaldayinrussia posts didn't make you raise an eyebrow knowing their denying access to people for running a VPN should at least make you second guess.

Get out now, save yourself.

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[–] 4 points 2 years ago (1 child)

Oddly enough it only pops up sometimes. I have a hypothesis that they don't have a good list of VPN IPs try connecting to a different server.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 years ago

    Probably depends of if your IP is classified as a residential or a cloud or data center IP address.

    Some VPNs do some shady shit to run on a VPN on a residential connection without the knowledge of residents. Of course, it's also possible that their network policies leave out some VPN's IP addresses unintentionally.

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