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A VPN you trust not to keep logs, and/or TOR.
by M_Grey 10y ago
A VPN you trust not to keep logs, and/or TOR.
- goda90 10y agoHow necessary is the not keeping logs thing(unless of course they too sell the data)? Sure if someone is hunting you down and the VPN keeps logs, then they can easily figure it out. But if you're just trying to avoid your ISP selling your browsing data, do you need to be concerned about what the VPN provider knows? Would the ISPs go to the lengths of trying to get that info from the VPN?
- M_Grey 10y agoSelling the data on would be my primary concern.
- 1001101 10y agoSome VPN providers "get it," and make a point to not keep logs (so if someone asks for them, they can in good conscience say: "sorry") - NordVPN comes to mind. I've been shopping around for VPN routers and provider in light of this, and I expect others are too. I've used Tor in the past, but I expect for all of the devices in our house, that might get a bit cumbersome. I'd also like someone to hold accountable for QoS issues.