real talk
is there any commercial VPN that's actually trustable ? or they are all honeypots for 3 letter agencies ?
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Kevin Miller
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Parker Brooks
mullvad seams legit
Juan Cook
fpbp
Henry Lewis
assume every VPN provider logs you
it's in a VPN provider's best interest to log their users to they can deflect the blame on them if they ever get into legal trouble
Josiah Gutierrez
AirVPN is based.
Ryan Long
If you want to avoid ISP botnet just buy a VPS and run your own OpenVPN
Angel Miller
if you are in america get russian vpn, if you are in russia get american vpn, if you are in Eu get any vpn outside the Eu. Easy
Jason Murphy
PIA has been proven multiple times in court to not keep any logs.
Brayden Miller
Retarded advice. A self-hosted VPN does not protect you against governments or big organizations tracking you.
I like cryptostorm (dot) is
Jeremiah Garcia
Exactly, only against ISPs, and skiddies with Kali sitting at free wifi or dodgy hotspots, and that was the point of my post
Isaac Cook
TOR with these shitholes blocked:
en.wikipedia.org
Oliver Ramirez
Wtf is the point then
Caleb James
Placebo.
Isaac Ward
proton maybe? they only log in attempts allegedly, to prevent brute forcing accounts
Nathaniel Allen
>Retarded advice. A self-hosted VPN does not protect you against governments or big organizations tracking you
what does?
Oliver Campbell
Unplugging the ethernet-cable/wireless dongle
Carson Rogers
nah proton is a honeypot too, there was once an user who used protonvpn and proton mail to conduct illegal activities and got caught almost immediately
Gavin Brown
so buying 5 VPSes anonymously through cryptocurrency and setting them up so that you chain VPN 5 times through them isn't enough?
Joseph Davis
privacytools.io
Owen Cruz
If they want to find you, they will find you. Its their infrastructure, its their network. This isn't conspiracy stuff, its just hard reality.
Colton James
SecureVPN on Android / OpenVPN for Linux
Both of them are open source and provably anonymous
Xavier Gomez
>If they want to find you, they will find you.
so why haven't they caught all the hackers stealing bitcoin every day?
Gabriel Reyes
CyberGhost is slow as shit, but they do have a fairly cheap lifetime plan for around 62 to 86 USD.