Windscribe

Or Windscribe, a journalist association did a report on it and that and mullvad were the only two that passed all requirements

Good on you Windscribe! I have nothing to fear from my government at the moment about any of my online activities, but I have concerns that it may be different in the future. I do not like the increasing support worldwide for political parties that are leaning toward fascism.

Oh shoot. Windscribe is what i use, along with Proton ( free locations ) as a backup. IF windscribe pulls out, guess i will become a Proton paid customer even though it costs more 😉

Interesting that privacy stuff is under attack. The US government wants us to think that a VPN can strip away our rights. Mightily convenient. I’d still trust Windscribe with my data even if it were ‘risky’ in some way to do so.

Here is something for you all. As you know you can use VPN to bypass this (How long that will last is another matter) But there will be quite a fair few on here not able to afford VPN. Please do not fall for the free VPN's you see online and sites. If you want a free VPN that is legitimate and safe

Hijacking here but ive used windscribe and protonvpn for free vpns those are the ones I would recommend.

A company like Signal can just shut off the Canadian servers and reroute Canadian traffic to other countries, but the problem with Windscribe is that it's based in Canada and thus might still be subject to these rules for their international servers. The more likely scenario is that they just reloca

Indeed, Windscribe is a verified secure VPN that adheres to a "no logs" policy. They have been established in the industry for a considerable time, are easily reachable, and maintain a high level of transparency, as demonstrated on their website at https://windscribe.com/transparency.

The advanced way. (edit: But not definitive and very personalized for my use. I should had called it the pato way.) Gmail → This order. bogus email -> Guerrillamail duckduckgo mail -> addy io -> pissmail -> protonmail -> gmail. Tuta is only for a few most important things, an email that's almost nev

VPN as a service will never go away, well at least not until it's no longer required. Some VPNs (eg. Windscribe) apparently are able to mask their traffic to make it totally appear local. The way they're going to pinpoint these 'bad' VPNs is via the endpoint IP that your traffic egresses from. Your