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Be careful, Mozilla. When you blog about VPN's as Mozilla, you write from a position of authority. VPN's are a notoriously minefield of shady providers and fals
by AdmiralAsshat 9y ago
Be careful, Mozilla. When you blog about VPN's as Mozilla, you write from a position of authority. VPN's are a notoriously minefield of shady providers and false promises. You do not want to recommend CyberGhost to your followers, the find out in six months when they show up in a court order that, oops, CyberGhost actually logs a ton of stuff that can be subpoenaed.
Exercise caution. Do your research.
- wutwutwutwut 9y ago> There are many, many VPN providers, and Mozilla can’t recommend any specific service. Was it somehow unclear? Pretty clear to me at least.
- shmageggy 9y agoBut then they go on to mention several providers by name, with links.
- csours 9y agoDid you even read the article? For instance: > Are VPNs truly private? Unfortunately, no. The VPN provider can still log your browsing data. You are essentially putting your trust in your VPN provider. Will your provider hand over info when pressed? Will they log your browser data and sell it at a later date?
- erikb 9y agoLook, if you see such an article from a authority the authority is well aware of what they do to their name. They've built this authority with hard labor over years. So the chance is far over >67% that they are trying to cash out.