AzireVPN’s own blog announcement of its acquisition by Malwarebytes, published 7 November 2024. saved copy
What it says
The post tells AzireVPN’s users that the service, its standards, and its practices continue unchanged: servers remain diskless, dedicated, and company-owned, and Malwarebytes “intends to honor” the way AzireVPN builds and maintains infrastructure. It promises expansion to many new countries and cities with Malwarebytes’ resources, and quotes Malwarebytes CEO Marcin Kleczynski committing to preserve AzireVPN’s dedication to privacy and transparency.
Limitations
It is the seller’s announcement on the day of the deal, written to reassure an anxious user base. Later changes — such as the discontinuation of cryptocurrency payments — are not foreshadowed here, which makes the post evidence for what was promised rather than for what persisted.
What it is evidence for
The seller-side record of the acquisition in AzireVPN, to be read against what actually changed afterward. It pairs with Malwarebytes acquires AzireVPN.
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