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  "path": "/t/nym-and-nymvpn-next-gen-privacy-with-mixnet-and-vpn-service/25072?page=7#post_134",
  "publishedAt": "2026-03-10T14:41:10.000Z",
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  "textContent": "dramsay1:\n\n> Since Wireguard protocols store my real ip address on the server,\n\nThis isn’t unique to Wireguard and applies to every connection protocol. A VPN server stores connections for TCP termination, buffers, NAT in netfilter kernel stack. Not to mention the service daemon itself needing to authenticate and track users.",
  "title": "Nym and NymVPN - Next-gen privacy with mixnet and VPN service"
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