Malwarebytes acquires AzireVPN to enhance security and expand VPN services
Malwarebytes, known for its malware removal and protection software, has announced the acquisition of AzireVPN, a VPN provider from Sweden focused on privacy. Malwarebytes plans to leverage AzireVPN's infrastructure and intellectual property to develop advanced VPN technologies, enhancing security and flexibility for users.
For AzireVPN customers, the acquisition brings no immediate service changes. The VPN will continue its privacy-focused approach, maintaining a no-logs policy and ensuring no data collection or bandwidth limits. AzireVPN has affirmed its commitment to rigorous security standards, with Malwarebytes honoring the existing server infrastructure, which includes diskless, dedicated servers owned by the company.
The acquisition will facilitate AzireVPN's expansion into new countries and cities in the coming months. However, some users expressed mixed feelings on social media, noting a recent change in AzireVPN's privacy policy. The updated policy states that while personal data will not be sold for marketing, it may be transferred in the event of a merger or acquisition.
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