[wAtch3r5]

Favorite VPN, I'll start. Anything that's free. Thoughts?

[4NG3L]

Favorite VPN, I'll start. Anything that's free. Thoughts?

Any VPN that is free are poor selection think about how they make money and fund marketing. TOR has quality security and hops involved in the process. If a VPN is what you need and not TOR look into the types of VPNs or proxies, from there I highly suggest setting your own up with physical hardware, not a VPS or VDS.

[zoipin]

moi je prefere des socks5

[wAtch3r5]

Favorite VPN, I'll start. Anything that's free. Thoughts?

Any VPN that is free are poor selection think about how they make money and fund marketing. TOR has quality security and hops involved in the process. If a VPN is what you need and not TOR look into the types of VPNs or proxies, from there I highly suggest setting your own up with physical hardware, not a VPS or VDS.

Love TOR. Would use TOR all the time but latency issues are def a concern when doing shady things. Physical hardware is a work in progress and in the meantime just checking out what others use.

[notagh0st]

Every year or so I check Privacy Tools: https://www.privacytools.io/privacy-vpn for what VPN's have been given a security audit, have the best privacy policies, in countries that don't give up data via a subpoena, etc. They're very transparent with how they choose them, and make sure to keep them up to date when one of the VPN companies doesn't live up to what they advertise, they remove them from the list.

[doctorgoop]

Every year or so I check Privacy Tools: https://www.privacytools.io/privacy-vpn for what VPN's have been given a security audit, have the best privacy policies, in countries that don't give up data via a subpoena, etc. They're very transparent with how they choose them, and make sure to keep them up to date when one of the VPN companies doesn't live up to what they advertise, they remove them from the list.

Nice, that's a good resource, and glad to see ExpressVPN on that list, as that's what I use. Easy to setup and multiple country options.

[acantic22]

some of the VPN out there are certified by external company that they dont keep logs, so even if police or court come knocking they have nothing to give. those are the best but nothing beats TOR and for free that is all you are going to get. of course TOR is only as safe as the user because some mistakes can give your IP away

[bardnar]

Favorite VPN, I'll start. Anything that's free. Thoughts?

you can search for good vpn and other stuff on :
https://offshore.cat/vpn

[notagh0st]

Favorite VPN, I'll start. Anything that's free. Thoughts?

you can search for good vpn and other stuff on :
https://offshore.cat/vpn

Thanks for sharing that site. I've never seen it before but it looks good. I'm wondering if they post how they go about "verifying" their service providers... one thing I like about privacytools is they post their criteria and writeups for verification of all details from customer service to the technical aspects of VPN/encryption, etc.

[bardnar]

Favorite VPN, I'll start. Anything that's free. Thoughts?

you can search for good vpn and other stuff on :
https://offshore.cat/vpn

Thanks for sharing that site. I've never seen it before but it looks good. I'm wondering if they post how they go about "verifying" their service providers... one thing I like about privacytools is they post their criteria and writeups for verification of all details from customer service to the technical aspects of VPN/encryption, etc.

I actually don't know if they shared they criteria