VPN or Proxy?
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xReminisce
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NordVPN is overhyped and trash
For general usage I would recommend Mullvald
For general usage I would recommend Mullvald
xReminisce
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desperateoutcast
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I don’t use VPNs for anything black hat related I just use it to watch shows on Netflix lmao
that's really bad on so many levels that i probably lost count already
desperateoutcast
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But if you don’t trust me TunnelBear VPN works fine along with Proton
that's really bad on so many levels that i probably lost count already
xReminisce
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Doesn't matter what you use it on
The fact it is installed itself could be a concern and probably an invasion of privacy for your entire pc
desperateoutcast
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well I have no sort of monetization/important things on the pc lol
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desperateoutcast
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Guys just download proton vpn or tunnelbear vpn then they work fine and they’re actual companies
xReminisce
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https://www.tunnelbear.com/privacy-policy
2.3 Consent and Legitimate Interest
When you sign up for our Service and provide us Personal Data, you allow us to process that information in accordance with this Privacy Policy. We rely on legitimate interest for marketing, research, and fraud prevention. We will obtain your consent where required by law.Indeed, data harvest
desperateoutcast
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What exactly are you running on your pc? Automated ransomware? Do you know how many companies already have your data, willingly or not?https://www.tunnelbear.com/privacy-policy
2.3 Consent and Legitimate Interest
When you sign up for our Service and provide us Personal Data, you allow us to process that information in accordance with this Privacy Policy. We rely on legitimate interest for marketing, research, and fraud prevention. We will obtain your consent where required by law.
Indeed, data harvest
Just google Edward Snowden and all your hope will be lost lmao
xReminisce
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Seems like you are a person who just doens't care for your own privacy. Which is fine, but doesn't mean, other people can't be warned on it.
desperateoutcast
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I think you are just a little too innocent because the truth is your data is out there somewhere and not only that but (no offense) most of us aren’t important enough to be worth data harvesting anyways
xReminisce
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I think you are just oblivious or ignorant to how much your data is worth really.
it's ok @bartosimpsonio will baptize you.
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Sometime since 2010 or so, it's become normal to yield all our data automatically. All the privacy options are opt-out instead of opt-in. It's amazing how just having a phone nr will allow you to access so much data about a person. At some point this has to be rolled back. People should value their personal data.
xReminisce
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and this is one of the reasons why GenZ started dumbphone hype
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/29/dum...se-in-the-us-as-gen-z-limits-screen-time.html
Anne-Maree
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I think you can find any one of them better than nord.