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I use ClientExec as it suits my use case very well. I used Blesta but didn't really like the UI at the time I used it. Grabbed a $175 lifetime owned unbranded license of clientexec on a sale with life

Yes, chat control will eventually go to vpn corporations, then demand access for their obscure members (literally blacked out list) to scan your traffic.

It’s just a matter of time before VPN services come under pressure in the EU.

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It is trivial with traffic correlation. The bullshit about users sharing the same server/IP being anonymous is one of the many snake oil claims of the commercial VPN industry. Their entire business mo

Trivial traffic correlation. Same way Team Cymru is able to sell the ability to deanonymize VPN usage using NetFlow (and similar, e.g. jFlow) records.

How would anyone be able to tie any specific activity or log entries from an upstream provider to the downstream (VPN) provider's specific user?

Or ask the upstream for access to their NetFlow collector. Just because the server running the VPN software itself doesn't log doesn't mean that their upstreams don't either.

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Yeah sorry bro. Too many kiddy porn orders from Tor exits unfortunately. You can use any public/commercial/private VPN. (no need to share your info either)

They generally have lifetime warranties.