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ProtonVPN vpns pretty guuud. Swiss privacy laws means they got the least amount of scandals associated with them out of any provider.
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WWAWD VPNs?
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I use torguard mostly for my iptv shit.
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If you can make sure it has a Killswitch and maybe Aim for something you can buy with a gift card, there's about half a dozen services that will give you days for a Walmart gift card for example. Like $20/120 days.
If you're paying without a card, ipvanish is one of the few I've used that has a working scrambler.
HMA is nice for speed but they are not secure
If you're paying without a card, ipvanish is one of the few I've used that has a working scrambler.
HMA is nice for speed but they are not secure
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Fawk i been using them for almost a decadeDon't get Private Internet Access.
Private Internet Access VPN to be acquired by malware company founded by former Israeli spy
arccompute.com/blog The following article contains quotes and links meant to inform VPN consumers concerning the ownership, affiliations, and past business practices of Kape Technologies (formerly known as Crossrider) in light of their acquisition of Private Internet Access VPN. I'd like to...telegra.ph
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That's what they want you to think lmao, they got some Frenchie arrested, euro scums are untrustworthy
ProtonMail forced to collect an activist's IP address in police investigation
Switzerland-based email provider ProtonMail said it was forced to log the IP address of one of its customers after it received a legally binding order from the Swiss government that it couldn\'t legally appeal or decline.
They want you to believe Swiss make the best shit but it seems like all they are good at is money laundering
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Haha I never realized how funny the product actually is. It's grill grates to put on top of your grill's grill grates...
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I've reached the point where I think they're all not really trustworthy and online privacy is basically an illusion, although my understanding of this topic is pretty flimsy to be honest witcha. Maybe someone with a better understanding could chime in with some insight.
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Well of course they're going to comply with court orders. There isn't any VPN out there that operates as a magic shield from prosecution for blatantly illegal shit. If you're gonna conspire to commit actual crimes with your copmagnet revolutionary larpgroup, probably best not to openly do so on a private platform that can easily be subpoena'd by the authorities.That's what they want you to think lmao, they got some Frenchie arrested, euro scums are untrustworthy
ProtonMail forced to collect an activist's IP address in police investigation
Switzerland-based email provider ProtonMail said it was forced to log the IP address of one of its customers after it received a legally binding order from the Swiss government that it couldn\'t legally appeal or decline.therecord.media
They want you to believe Swiss make the best shit but it seems like all they are good at is money laundering
What I'm getting at was that those laws prevent the company itself from fucking their users over in ways like those based in countries without those provisions can, whether deliberately through shit like datamining or by accidentally leaking private info because of negligence.
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Mullvad VPN is the one I've been told is the best
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Also no one can see your tweets if someone (moo) blocks youI got rid of mine once I found out there’s NO LAW against jerking off to KP.
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Does it work on all the shit I need it to work on?
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So what's the point of paying for a VPN? Essentially you are paying for them to ip log you while having your credit card and all the other extra info, the FBI used to have to find some nigger in a pool of 50k ips but now it's down to 5 people that paid for NigVPN in the area
It's even worse than to posting your KO game of the night on FACEBOOK at least that was free
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I use Windscribe. They have deals every so often. I paid $69 for two years. There are so good they never have to advertise on podcasts.
Here is my referral code. Use it or not, I don't know what it gets me: https://windscribe.com/yo/jtviuy9l
Here is my referral code. Use it or not, I don't know what it gets me: https://windscribe.com/yo/jtviuy9l
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Can I ask why do you need a VPN
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I believe so but check it out before you buy
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If you go on the piracy Reddit and just search a VPN, a whole bunch of good post come up, even some that don't require an account
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I just use it to torrent on my old laptop. I don't use a VPN on my day to day jerking off online.
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To mask your IP from anyone who isn't an intelligence agency that's already got you on their shitlist.
Again, they're not invisibility cloaks for prospective terrorists nor were they ever meant to be. It's something to disguise one aspect of your online footprint, and it's not like IP addresses are the be-all and end-all that dummies have pretended them to be either. Way more people have gotten doxed because of their email addresses or usernames and the stupid shit they post themselves than just IP.
What's a VPN for? To access region-blocked content. To prevent companies from mining your data or getting on your ass for pirating their products. To have a couple extra hurdles for litigious fucks like Patrick, or bored online beat cops in places like Britain where free speech doesn't exist.
The one thing it won't do? Prevent the feds from seeing you post serious criminal intent on a public forum and investigating it. If you are desperate to provoke the fucking FBI for some reason and you don't wanna get caught, then yeah, you should probably get better protection than a $5-10 a month subscription for a service which primarily advertises itself through Youtube ad reads.