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so ,this is VPS forum ?
I thought all of us buy VPS and build vpn by self~~
To be fair, if that's the deal, I'll take it.
@jbiloh - please make the changes!
I'm surprised that no one has posted a link to That One Privacy Guy's VPN analysis spreadsheet.
Speaking of That One Privacy Guy, why does his site redirect to https://safetydetectives.com/ now?
He posted about it on his Twitter last year. IIRC, he partnered with/sold to another organization to maintain his site and then he ended up starting up another site of his own (safetydetectives). I think they wanted to do some things with his brand that he didn't want to do, but don't quote me on that last part because I don't remember the details.
Ah. I was wondering because I saw safetydetectives and I was like "why Norton, and why ExpressVPN?"
I stopped reading at:
Quick summary of the best antivirus software for 2021:
1.🥇 Norton — Best overall antivirus in 2021.
2.🥈 Bitdefender — Most comprehensive internet security suite.
3.🥉 Intego — Best antivirus for Mac (only for macOS systems).
4. TotalAV — Best for ease of use (recommended for beginners).
5. McAfee — Best web protections (with a great family plan).
@stevenruidigao @SirFoxy
TBH, I just look at the spreadsheet. I might have remembered the thing about the website incorrectly, sorry.
I was more surprised to find McAfee made the list.
He selled his website, guess who? Kape technologies
He lost all credibility, just take a look in his old domain redirects to a new blog, that say they are transparent and honest, but managed by Kape (owner of CyberGhost)
Of course they will be honest (https://i.imgur.com/eAiTu7s.png + affiliate programs + Review Guidelines..)
Take a look in his Twitter account people blaming him, he sell it.
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He sell it, the best is that blog (which is managed by That One Privacy guy) now is managed by CyberGhost, don't make me laugh. If anyone knows him, just tell him he lost "all credibility"
https://i.imgur.com/eAiTu7s.png < Laugh about that mini description of "Ownership"
He can sell? Of course, but he should warning people about it, he should make a good explaination, he didn't nothing. Money talks.
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I agree with you, I didn't said privacy is not important. If you read my posts, you know I'm DEFENDER of Privacy no matter what, there are law of criminals. We aren't nothing to judge anyone.
@sandoz I'm just curious where you got the information that Windscribe asks for your address. I've never been asked for my address by Windscribe, and it says in their privacy policy that they don't log.
Where is their Warrant canary? I didn't see, where is their payment through mail?
Windscribe free (someone needs to pay the bills):
"Now, we can understand the bandwidth logs because Windscribe actually offers a very useable free plan, which is capped at 10GBs monthly bandwidth. VPN services that offer a capped free tier need to keep track of the amount of data consumed, somehow…"
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Who guaraantes you that they don't store more than 30 days? None.
Now, open Mullvad VPN and see how it works, how a transparency and privacy focused VPN works and deals with user information.
Where is their Company registrated? They are in Offshore Country? No information about their company, they are behind Cloudflare.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windscribe/comments/8866ek/windscribe_audit/
Removed? Why? Pressure from Windscribe? #nologging-ERROR404NOTFOUND.
"About us" only say "Windscribe" doesn't say nothing more. Suspicious
https://windscribe.com/transparency
I mean, there's crypto, which is somewhat similarly anonymous (I know, it's not the same)
I agree. It's the same with any other VPN company.
Not really sure what you mean here.
I agree, their about us is a little bit short, but you can actually talk directly to the founder.
I mean yes, but I guess not everyone has time for that, and also that won't provide any anonymity (for whatever reason, not judging).
That guy has always been an idiot shill.
Keepsolid. Got the cheap lifetime sub and use it for downloading torrents via their torrent endpoints.
It works.
Mullvad.
And now LowEndBox spamming LowEndTalk user with marketing another VPN provider
Now you are sending twice of marketing email, definitely spam.
I've had great results with the following configuration, even with aggressive ISPs who like to close idle TCP connections in under 15 seconds:
I have been with NordVPN for a long time (almost 3 years now) and can't complain. I still have an active subscription until 2025 or something as there was a crazy black Friday deal I think two years ago.
What do I use it for?
The experience so far has been great. Servers are stable, fast and plenty. Would I trust them with my data? Of course not.
Any vpn or vps recommendations for torrenting copyrighted media to avoid dmca notice? If you roll your own will a NAT vps work fast if it’s overseas?
I'm using VPN Unlimited 5 devices and FastestVPN 15 active connections, I bought lifetime for both.
I will just use VPN to surf the web when the shark bite the ocean cable so the speed doesn't matter much.
I like Fastest VPN because they don't count installed devices, they count active connections.
ExpressVPN, NordVPN, HMA
I build my own
I use Hostpro. Good service and technical support.
Keepsolid
I use FastestVPN and Keepsolid-VPN-Unlimited. My home connection has 2 WIFI networks:
I have subscribed to purevpn for 2 years with 60USD. it behaves worse in my location. but keepsolid's lifetime is pretty fine for me.