VPN firm that claims zero logs policy leaks 20 million user logs
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Seven VPN firms claiming No Logs leaks 1.2TB of data and 20M user logs
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ForgottenSeer 85179
Typical VPN provider.
Users need to understand this in hard way as nobody know or want know for what VPNs are.
Users need to understand this in hard way as nobody know or want know for what VPNs are.
It's just marketing that got people paying a monthly fee to slow their internet downand to route their traffic including all embarrassing suff
.Seriously paying for MITM XD
Consumers nowadays.
Seven 'no log' VPN providers accused of leaking – yup, you guessed it – 1.2TB of user logs onto the internet
Maybe it was the old Lionel Hutz play: 'No-logging VPN? I meant, No! Logging VPN!'
For the Algo suggestion I would say that I tried it and liked it quite a bit. Learned a bit of Linux along the way.Seven 'no log' VPN providers accused of leaking – yup, you guessed it – 1.2TB of user logs onto the internet
Maybe it was the old Lionel Hutz play: 'No-logging VPN? I meant, No! Logging VPN!'www.theregister.com
Honesty is the way to gain trust, they just have to admit it. Like DNS providers: We do not log! Yet they keep logs for 48 hours for security reasons (DDoS).
Fuzzy_Bunny
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VPNs are useful only for bypass geo restrictions. Privacy and anonymity is pure BS
"Secure VPN" " FAST VPN" Ohh the Oxymorons
Fuzzy_Bunny
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If you talk about privacy disconnect from internet, stop using phones and TVs.
You will never be anonymous on internet, no matter what you do.
Just accept that and stop thinking and looking for solutions
You will never be anonymous on internet, no matter what you do.
Just accept that and stop thinking and looking for solutions
Anyone still using free VPN's should read my guide Q&A - How to choose VPN provider | Guide by blacksheep
Anyways, this leak and VPN provider is just disgusting.
Anyways, this leak and VPN provider is just disgusting.
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ForgottenSeer 85179
Alternative for what? What want you protect?
Also "hoping" that https is safe isn't needed. The protocol is safe.
Encrypted DNS/searches, VPN will help you to gain some privacy from ISP, MITM and from the local government, but if they want to spy on you, they will.
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ForgottenSeer 85179
Doesn't matter as the VPN do the same. So in best case, you only switch your trust from ISP to VPN. In normal case, the VPN just add another attack surface and MITM increasing.
Though these VPN's have shown themselves to be untrustworthy, it don't mean that all VPN's also lie about there data retention - The issue is Free, Cheap & VPN cannot exist in the same sentence - There are many threads with i want a good free VPN, AV, whatever - People today want something esp in PC program for nothing & with a VPN server space & bandwidth are not cheap or free - There are some VPN's I trust to a degree, IVPN, ExpressVPN. Mullvad, Perfect Privacy for example.
The problem is none of these are anything like cheap - If you disdain VPN's & feel this latest revelation is amusing or even funny that's sad., your ISP could be less than trustworthy also? If you want a VPN be prepared to pay in excess of £100 a year minimum (I do)
@security123 - You obviously dislike any VPN & use every opportunity to point this out, I disagree with you totally - Pointless discussing it as it's been done 100s of times? You seem obsessed with attack surfaces, are you wanted by many governments?
The problem is none of these are anything like cheap - If you disdain VPN's & feel this latest revelation is amusing or even funny that's sad., your ISP could be less than trustworthy also? If you want a VPN be prepared to pay in excess of £100 a year minimum (I do)
@security123 - You obviously dislike any VPN & use every opportunity to point this out, I disagree with you totally - Pointless discussing it as it's been done 100s of times? You seem obsessed with attack surfaces, are you wanted by many governments?
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@security123 - You obviously dislike any VPN & use every opportunity to point this out, I disagree with you totally - Pointless discussing it as it's been done 100s of times? You seem obsessed with attack surfaces, are you wanted by many governments?
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Can I use that picture as my Avatar?
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