If they have no presence in Brazil, how did they get shut down in Brazil? I don't mean to be glib, but I don't see how the two concepts jive with each other.
On a purely practical level, if they were interesting in maintaining their service in Brazil, why didn't they establish a presence in Brazil when all these previous orders and shutdowns were going on? This is like ignoring notices in the mail and then wondering why you're getting collections calls.
Blocked at the ISP level.
What would interest me is knowing whether or not access is still blocked if you change your default DNS server to something like 8.8.8.8?
OT: Intrigued and tempted by ivpn.net but the about page don't give me enough info to decide (no team, no physical address...) Where can I read more?
> VPN was founded in 2009 by a group of information security professionals who met whilst doing their Msc in Information Security at Royal Holloway, University Of London.
I've never researched that, but I've worked with them for years, and it's consistent with my experience. They're good people, I believe.