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[Divine_Barakah]

For me I would never buy F-Secure from their website; unreasonably high price. I usually buy F-Secure Safe 3 devices for $24 which is not bad at all.

 

[blacksheep]

If I remember correctly they do LOG all the VPN connections.

 

[upnorth]

If I remember correctly they do LOG all the VPN connections.

Not entirely true.

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Personal I use a VPN as an extra security layer to block criminals. Automatic creates less headache.

 

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[MacDefender]

Not entirely true.

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Personal I use a VPN as an extra security layer to block criminals. Automatic creates less headache.

So from my reading, what they log is what IP you use to connect to their VPN in order to be able to investigate fraud/abuse and such logs are stored for 90 days. Other than that, they only log additional info if you turn on additional features. They do not log what you visit.
Note that your ISP also can see the fact that your device is connecting to a FreeDOME VPN endpoint....

Overall this seems okay for my VPN use cases but it all depends on what your concerns are.

 

[upnorth]

So from my reading, what they log is what IP you use to connect to their VPN in order to be able to investigate fraud/abuse and such logs are stored for 90 days. Other than that, they only log additional info if you turn on additional features. They do not log what you visit.

You pretty much boiled down and covered the essential. The fraud/abuse, is simply when a customer would use the service for spam or DDoS attacks etc. Very understandable as trust, is always a two-way street.