They offer Brazil, Russia, Nederlands and more.

Commercial or Private? If it's for personal use, LowEndSpirit NATs (@Cam, @mikho, @AnthonySmith) iirc will tick some boxes. There is @Veesp in Russia. Not sure for Thailand (Image)

I'm looking for vpn servers to setup in 5 different places.. i saw offers around $2 yearly here; and i want vps in US, Thailand, Canada ,Russia, France, can anybody suggest me a good vps provider with

"Evil Russians!" - sorry but that gets boring. Pretty much EVERY country anywhere has been upgrading its monitoring, etc. That is very little to do with east or west, north or south,

The law that is currently active, says that all VPN services must block sites that are on Russia's website censorship list, or they will be blocked themselves. It is true that it does not outlaw VPN

VPN is commonly used in companies for legitimate business. Russia actually proposed banning VPN at some time, but they softened their stance after the business community complained. So VPN users won't

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please elaborate, since when Russia is dmca-free? Russian authorities can be pain in your arse for even smaller violations than this dmca crap.

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In India there are many noobs and as well as experienced workers , it depends how much you pay for . Top companies hire the toppers like google,fb and microsoft , you are generally left with average w

I think that something in that direction is actually one important reason for KZG to do what they did because I know that one of their real worries is terrorism - but terrorists usually communicate vi

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I'd just add that it's down to interests / politics. Russia has their own agenda with that - not they are any better (nor worse for that matter) than the USA and UK.

On the one hand they almost ridicule Russia (to not even speak of Kazhakstan) for being a backwater in technology and in particular in computing (which btw. is wrong) but when it fits their belief sy

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Remember Snowden and the "day the western world woke up to a shock"? Frankly, I prefer an "evil undemocratic regime" (like Russia) where the regime quite clearly te

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