Completely anonymous online is possible??

[DonnieBrasco]

If someone is interested i would share my VPN Access which is tested by law agencies (includes proof that the servers from that provider inside the EU dont log anything, they got raided and couldnt find any evidence, a lot of press releases out there who proof that)

Quite expensive compared to all those other 5$/Month Providers but they just give you another ip, they dont make you anonymous.

 

[Capo Dei Capi]

If someone is interested i would share my VPN Access which is tested by law agencies (includes proof that the servers from that provider inside the EU dont log anything, they got raided and couldnt find any evidence, a lot of press releases out there who proof that)

Quite expensive compared to all those other 5$/Month Providers but they just give you another ip, they dont make you anonymous.

But wouldn't the ISP that services the data center be keeping logs?

 

[DonnieBrasco]

But wouldn't the ISP that services the data center be keeping logs?

Maybe they could log incoming connections but they cant assign them to specific users, from my knowledge they disabled all the server side logs, the company even got raided by the german special ops and they didnt found any logs or any data at all, here is an article:

http://osdir.com/ml/tor-general.encryption/2010-08/msg00090.html

Use translator to translate it into english, couldnt find an english article.

Also that company have a high reputation on various hacking communities where people dont use them to spam some links or create accounts, they use it for serious fraudulent activities since years and not a single one got arrested through the vpn provider.

So i thought myself, if im gonna buy a VPN i gonna buy the one with the best reputation (with proof) and who is truely anonymous, 25-30€/Month is quite expensive but its worth the buck.

So if anyone is interested in sharing an access, i would consider sharing mine with trusted users.

 

[Capo Dei Capi]

But once they get connections to the VPN datacenter they can launch investigations into those people. And if they really wanted to they could find up something to charge the VPN owners with to make it easier. The operators aren't going to risk years in prison over someone paying them 25 euros a month.

 

[DonnieBrasco]

But once they get connections to the VPN datacenter they can launch investigations into those people. And if they really wanted to they could find up something to charge the VPN owners with to make it easier. The operators aren't going to risk years in prison over someone paying them 25 euros a month.

Did you read the article? as said, thousands of customers use the service for hacking/fraud purpose and not a single one got busted through their ip, maybe because of other reasons but PP never ratted on anyone.

Once they want to monitor the server connections PP just remove that server from their portfolio (they got one in iran, then the government there wanted to monitor all the activities and thats when they removed that location from their portfolio).

I know, hard to believe but thats how it is, thats the reason why i choose that vpn provider.

 

[Capo Dei Capi]

How do you know that one of them wasn't in a secret court, or that a massive investigation isn't underway?

Once you get the ips going from the ISP datacenter to the VPN datacenter, you can start monitoring those IP's on the internet. No VPN is 100% secure as your real IP can be leaked. All it does is just make it longer before you get a knock on the door and guns pointed at you.

 

[DonnieBrasco]

How do you know that one of them wasn't in a secret court, or that a massive investigation isn't underway?

Once you get the ips going from the ISP datacenter to the VPN datacenter, you can start monitoring those IP's on the internet. No VPN is 100% secure as your real IP can be leaked. All it does is just make it longer before you get a knock on the door and guns pointed at you.

Well, i watched that scene for over 4 years, if they need more then 4 years to execute some search warrents then they should be replaced by someone who works more efficient.

As said, most of the times someone got busted on these sites they upload all the censored documents on how and why they got busted, various vpn providers gave out the IP logs but PP was never between those providers.

I live in a democratic country so we dont have any secret courts, cant tell if such thing ever happened in other countries but for europe i can assure you not a single arrest came with help/information of PP.

i dont make any advertisement but i noticed that everytime when someone asks if its possible to be truely anonymous on the internet everyone reacts as if he asked about the existence of aliens.

 

[elviswong]

Like someone said:
" No VPN is 100% secure as your real IP can be leaked"

If it's for creating accounts on social medias or boosting things up with fake accounts, it shouldn't be any problems.

 

[Grimm666]

I use this VPN : airvpn They are very well rated and keep no logs, I like there "about us" page.. Here is a good list of different VPN's tested by torrentfreak: torrentfreak /anonymous-vpn-service-provider-review-2015-150228/


If you want a free way to surf anonymously, try this: anonymous-proxy-servers /en/why html


Also I know of another way that is near 100% anonymous (As far I know), you tunnel 2 different vpn services, information here: airvpn /topic/12682-how-about-double-vpn/. You can also run tor over a vpn.

Most of the leaks you speak of on browsers are due to the settings, you can test your browser here: anonymous-proxy-servers /index .html, they explain how to fix it.

Use ipleak to test for dns leaks. Sorry about the broken links references but the site won't let me post links yet.