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Then what's the point of your question "what kind of activity are you doing to do?"
Provided that if it's criminal - it's criminal and hence punishable in all the said countries. If it's not - not. How does knowing a kind of activity would influence your answer? I could be any, it could be none. This is why I said "generally speaking" and didn't specify the area of activity.
I got it. But as I've said "generally speaking", therefore, those nuances are irrelevant for this question.
Interesting. Now I should destoy a VPS server I rent in South Korea
PMS detected.
There are few good options centered around privacy, not cheap though -
https://www.privacytools.io/providers/
Take special care not only regarding the VPS location, but also residency of the hosting company. For instance all of this doesn't matter and goes out of the window, if you are actually just choosing which Vultr location to pick.
Romania is 3rd world country ?
Aside of Switzerland all of these work universal for most content.
Law enforcement wise it barely is 3rd world even. Nearly as corrupt as Serbia, which is regarded as governed by corruption - not elections.
In Romania even the gov bribes internally as nothing else would function anymore - Similar to Serbia, and where i draw the line between "corrupt buerocrats" and "corrupt system by design".
You might be susprised, but Germany has very similar laws.
etc. etc.
as far as I know corruption is world wide... but you are somehow right...
They will send you to trial in NL, then you can choose a NL or RO jail.
Also all EU countries extradite on paper (they have to, even Germany) but in reality you get a trial in your own country and never have to actually leave it if you do not want to.
Note that EU countries, most, WILL EXTRADITE NON CITIZENS OUT OF THE EU - Germany or the Netherlands WILL send a Slovenian to the US, but not a citizen. Croatia does not extradite if you are married to a local, similar to Brazil.
Uh, hard words. Serbia WILL EXTRADITE CITIZENS TO THE EU, AS DOES BOSNIA but both do not extradite to the US or Russia.
Safe bets is being a German citizen with crimes only outside Germany (think Winterkorn from VW) - Zero chance of ever being convicted (no local law) and zero chance of extradition (German constitution forbids extradition of citizens).
Some countries have practically no corruption, but that is merely cultural (Iceland, Norway) - Some rich countries also have insane corruption (Arabs) while some ultra poor ones have nearly none (presumably you need a functioning gov to bribe someone tho...)
You got me
- I'm using Vultr and choosing among servers the locations that could possibly be although bad, to the least degree so.
Also I'm using Linode, and used to use Digital Ocean.
Zdravko Mamić was not extradited to Croatia (EU), he is in Bosnia free like a bird.
He is Bosnian citizen, by their law he should be extradited - If your connections go against that (same as i would never be extradited from Serbia) its not really the legal system that is broken.
We're going off topic, let's handle this mans question boys
Are you the supervisor here? Go ahead yourself and handle them then.
Be careful before one of the beasts arrives, they are unstoppable @raindog308 @jbiloh
Correct me if i am wrong. I don't think less strict regulations means good privacy to the users.
On the contrary, stricter regulations may means better security and privacy. Unless the regulation states providers are required to log traffic of their users.
In countries with lax regulations, my personal opinion is that since is not well regulated, providers can do what they like. "Law-less".
sure, the first option