Don‘t support: ExpressVPN CyberGhost Private Internet Access (PIA) ZenMate Hotspot Shield Betternet Touch VPN

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/hanslak_israeli-firms-now-control-8-major-vpn-companies-activity-7376987188263178241-CWKp The “8 major VPN companies” claim likely aggregates brands under two key players: Kape Technologies (4 major VPNs) and Aura (formerly Pango Group, an Israeli software firm; 4 more

There are going to be many adults who don't want tonnes of companies holding whatever type of personal data they request to verify age, forced to use VPNs. "Kape Technologies, an Israeli-linked company with a history of surveillance-related activity, now owns four of the world’s largest VPN services

Went to fantastic furniture to buy a mattress the other day. They asked for my name, email, mobile number, address. I refused, just gave my first name. Of course, most of this information is already out there, it's leaked or been sold. When you order something off a small or large retailer, their bu

No to:- ExpressVPN CyberGhost VPN ZenMate Aything owned Owned by Aura Hotspot Shield Betternet VPN 360 Touch VPN UltraVPN OVPN HolaVPN I'd try surfshark, cyberghost, NORDVPN, Anything not connected to the US, Israel or the 5 eyes countries is best.

I bought a lifetime membership to CyberGhost back in 2017 when companies still did those. I got it mainly for torrenting and international streaming but it’ll work for this as well

I got a great deal on CyberGhost if money is a concern. They’re the real deal, they don’t store any of your data. Never had any issues in about 4 years.

Ik raad je aan eens te kijken op PrivacyGuides: https://www.privacyguides.org/nl/vpn/. Veel VPN providers zoals ExpressVPN, CyberGhost en Private Internet Access verschijnen vaak op de eerste plaats bij veel review sites, omdat ze allemaal eigendom zijn van dezelfde partij (Kape Technologies). Deze

Mullvad o Proton. Evita NordVPN che é un po' l'equivalente di Vodafone per le VPN, ed in generale quelle controllate da entità israeliane che è a tutti gli effetti una Cina on miglior marketing, ergo no ExpressVPN o CyberGhost

I was in Shanghai recently and it’s an amazing first city in China. Alipay and WeChat linked to a foreign card usually work fine with your EU number — I didn’t need to switch to an eSIM number, just make sure payments are verified before arrival. I bought my eSIM before landing so I had internet imm