Advice Request ZenMate free VPN for Edge

[Lenny_Fox]

Privacy is like teenage sex, everybody is talking about it but no one is getting it.

Like @blackice said I loose less privacy when using BulletVPN on demand (and on travel, but travel is something from the pre-corona area ) than using my ISP all the time. @SecurityNightmares nice article by the way.

 

[Ink]

About Opera's VPN: Opera VPN Review - Data Collection Tool in Disguise?
I don't really know why Spawn still recommends it as I also told him about the weak privacy of Opera's VPN.

Even though I have stated numerous times that a dedicated VPN is better for privacy - you decide to skip that part out.

 

[Kongo]

Even though I have stated numerous times that a dedicated VPN is better for privacy - you decide to skip that part out.

Doesn't change the fact that there is no point of recommending it. All the paid solutions that you mentioned are good picks, but Opera's "VPN" simply isn't.

 

[Ink]

Doesn't change the fact that there is no point of recommending it. All the paid solutions that you mentioned are good picks, but Opera's "VPN" simply isn't.

What can you "recommend" for Free and Unlimited.. OP already dismissed Windscribe saying 10GB is not plentiful. The free tiers of paid privacy solutions offer less than 1GB of data, or none at all.

 

[Kongo]

What can you "recommend" for Free and Unlimited.. OP already dismissed Windscribe saying 10GB is not plentiful. The free tiers of paid privacy solutions offer less than 1GB of data, or none at all.

Then he should be using none at all. Either paying for a VPN or extending the free data by inviting people to use the VPN. (I think that's how it works with Windscribe or ProtonVPN). There are mainly two reasons for using a VPN, privacy / security and unblocking restricted content. If he decides to use a free VPN for privacy then hes better off without one at all. If he wants it for unblocking then he might want to consider using a proxy instead.

 

[Templarware]

 

[blackice]

It’s funny when these VPN criticisms get posted, because they are valid. But, most people aren’t getting VPNs for these reasons and to avoid these advanced tracking threats. I would suspect most users are torrenting and don’t want letters from their ISP, or wanting to circumvent blocking of certain ‘content’ on their home network. Also, unblocking georestricted content. They are correct that VPN advertising is incredibly misleading.

 

[Cortex]

Quite honest few blogs from IVPN?

Do You Need A VPN?

 

[blackice]

Quite honest few blogs from IVPN?

Do You Need A VPN?

I use IVPN for my occasional VPN. I appreciate their behavior so far.

 

[Mountainking]

I grabbed the lifetime deal from Stacksocial. It is fast and reliable.

Tried to use their free trial to test. I have had nothing but problems with them. I have purevpn, windscribe, ivacy and they work properly