[shows1a1732]

thank you f or share

[ZunTsu]

This topic on the forum mentions ExpressVPN, NordVPN, CyberGhost, Surfshark, and PIA as the best VPNs for the dark web, but I beg to differ and completely disagree. ExpressVPN was once a great VPN service provider, but it is now owned by Israeli spyware and malware distributor firm, Kape Technologies. The same goes for PIA VPN; it was indeed one of the best as well before it was sold to Kape Technologies. Funny enough, CyberGhost is also owned by Kape Technologies. 

I don't know how anyone in their right mind would list these companies when a known spyware firm owns them. So, these VPNs are straight-up spyware on your device. 

NordVPN is owned by Nord Security, which is based in Lithuania, so since it is in the EU, I would expect some decency and privacy from them. Surfshark merged with Nord Security in 2022, so using Surfshark or NordVPN does not make any difference. HOWEVER, the VPN I use has a proven track record of not keeping logs; therefore, there is no sharing of logs and no affiliate marketing. They were recently raided by Swedish police (since they are based in Sweden), who went back to their bunkers empty-handed because there was nothing to share.

This VPN has recently collaborated with Tor Project to release a privacy based browser. It's the famous:

What about mullvad?

[darkwurm]

It all depends on what you want out of your VPN. I generally look at VPN as my entry point, I like to layer them, I like to bounce through random SSH servers, poke in and out of tor etc. If you are just using it as a layer, than some of the logging vs. not doesn't make much difference, as it's a trace dead end anyways. There are a million and one ways to make an account at most of them anonymously, and hundreds of ways to layer under that through something else free or otherwise. Best is always subjective to how it's being used.

[gnarlsbarkley]

any feedback on "browsec" vpn// ??  tis a brwser ext

[ncsoaiojw]

any feedback on "browsec" vpn// ??  tis a brwser ext

i never recommend to use browser vpn. just look at how vpns work and network tunnels.
using one in the browser does not make sense. easy data correlation since your windows system is still sending requests with ure clear ip

[eagle2010]

thks wermdnfvrey much

[insidecaller01]

been using mullvad for years

[nt0wl]

what about ProtonVPN?

[hhhhhhhhh9878986]

I think it will become like video games, especially with the rapid development of artificial intelligence technologies.

[025123118081096]

what about ProtonVPN?

I would like to know opinions on ProtonVPN as well.
Europe is a shit show, I don't think they can be too private can they?