In T187014#4111935, @ema wrote:

In T187014#4111691, @mbaluta wrote:

If you provided IP address of our server, we could at least tell whether it is coming from users of Extreme (OBML) or High (Turbo) mode.

@mbaluta: I'm looking at live requests with "Opera Mini" in the User-Agent header hitting our caching proxies, and it seems that something is odd. We have multiple data centers and route clients to "the closest one" by using geoip and edns-client-subnet. Currently pretty much all traffic hitting our data center in Virginia coming from "Opera Mini" should have been routed elsewhere instead.

Please note that number of page views prior to 6th February seems incorrect from our perspective too - number of Opera Mini users in US is far far below India, Indonesia and Nigeria. Can you inspect headers of requests that are classified as coming from US? If you provided IP address of our server, we could at least tell whether it is coming from users of Extreme (OBML) or High (Turbo) mode.

Hi! I'm from Opera Mini server team. We did not move any traffic between DCs on specified dates and I don't see any changes on Mini server side:

• in number of users from Nigeria,
• in number of Wikipedia pages (page URL matching *.wikipedia.org) rendered across all DCs - that means that we send stable number of requests from each DC.