I found this to be an interesting watch in layering security/ privacy rather than throwing the hail mary at a VPN and expecting it to keep you anonymous.
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Maybe masking VPNs ? Is that even a possibility? Like how people can mask something as Chrome already.
Mullvad has a few obfuscation techniques with a new one that just came out. I’m curious if they’ll help in this application
AFAIK it’s the IPs of the VPN server that gets flagged in these cases. Not sure how that could be masked, it would probably basically just be using a different VPN server