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A problem there is that many VPNs sell our data as well. Even if they say they don't sell it, we have no way of proving they don't.
by dukeluke 10y ago
A problem there is that many VPNs sell our data as well. Even if they say they don't sell it, we have no way of proving they don't.
- arcaster 10y agoThen run your own openvpn service on a VPS, it's not that hard.
- falcolas 10y agoYou still have an ISP, via the VPS provider. You also risk your traffic being deprioritized (or dropped) by your local ISP.
- alyandon 10y agoIn my mind, a commercial VPS provider has little incentive to perform data mining of a particular customer's traffic vs a residential ISP. Could AWS, Digital Ocean, Linode, <insert other low end hosts> all be trying to? Sure, I guess? Is it really central to their business model? I think that is a bit of a stretch so I'm comfortable trusting my tunneled traffic to them.
- M_Grey 10y agoThey have a lot to lose, considering how much anyone in that space would love to snap up market share.