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Thanks for inform but i always prefer PP.
Stay Away from these VPNs
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Harold Nicolson
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Thanks for your helpful sharing 
- May 30, 2019
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Great insight. I've literally used most of them in the past.
RealGibson
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Any information on Mozilla VPN? I've always been a big Mozilla fan and jumped on board with their new VPN.
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I would go so far and say: No VPN, which isn't working/controlled with/by the government or any other agencies will be allowed to advertise as much as NordVPN/ExpressVPN etc. does. The only reason why they are "allowed" to do so is they are either controlled or working with officials.
Here is what I find more concerning: Fucking affiliates, who are trying to "sell" you the "best VPN" to get a commission.
ExpressVPN is useless in China. Still, you will find one affiliate blog post after another telling you it is the best option.
Here is what I find more concerning: Fucking affiliates, who are trying to "sell" you the "best VPN" to get a commission.
ExpressVPN is useless in China. Still, you will find one affiliate blog post after another telling you it is the best option.
IG Professor
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How Amazon make their big money?
Be owning and selling your data
Facebook?
Google?
The same applies to those VPNs. Never ever trust them
Be owning and selling your data
Facebook?
Google?
The same applies to those VPNs. Never ever trust them
About ExpressVPN and PIA, of course I already read the articles. Though they were proven not saving the logs, but why were they getting investigated in the first place? I mean if they are so good at being anonymous, why the authorities investigated them? Why not other companies? That's why I posted them too
Because the authorities or FBI would have traced their IP's back to their public data centers that are being shared by thousands of their customers. There is no way to hide that.
The real test was when they ask for the logs from the data centers, which they said they didn't store any so there is nothing to hand over.
Unless they are rotating their data center IPs every day (which would be extremely expensive and almost impossible to get brand new IPs) then everyone will know which IP a VPN provider uses (that why Netflix can block lots of them), especially when you have thousands of customers sharing the same IP.
michcarlito
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Thanks for sharing this!
ZicoPlanet
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Good share.
Pro Linkerz
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Good one about the VPN's
KelvyTheBlacky
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Good post, OP. But no VPN will help anyone messing around with any government!
HustleForLife
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Mullvad is good.
Paranoid Android
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Knew it. They sell VPN for so cheap and make every dumbass youtuber talk about it and make them sponsor it, and say they store no logs. Of course they are logging and selling your data. Just get a cheap vps and setup pptp or an ssh tunnel. Nobody really needs 1000s of IPs to switch around.