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>is the VPN business that good?

One of my use cases for VPN is to watch free, legal anime on YouTube from Muse-Asia. I use a VPN to connect to Indonesia, which allows me to watch anime like Dandadan. a US IP won't show anything on their Youtube page. I'm using Mullvad VPN.

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How do you see that affecting Mullvad revenue? It doesn't seem like a big business.

Dandadan is on Netflix... and Crunchy Roll.

Netflix costs a lot more per month than 5 euros. Plus you can use the VPN for countless other things.

Oh so you’re stealing. Got it.

That's a very stupid and offensive response, considering the OP explicitly wrote: "One of my use cases for VPN is to watch free, legal anime on YouTube from Muse-Asia."

But it's not free and legal where they are from, obviously, since they wouldn't need the VPN in that case.

They specifically said it's free and legal. Do you have proof otherwise?

Obviously, this stuff is merely geo-locked. There's nothing illegal about using a VPN to get around stupid geo-locking restrictions.

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