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Why do you feel that way? VPNs are vastly more likely to actually read your traffic than any ISP.
by brigade 9y ago
Why do you feel that way? VPNs are vastly more likely to actually read your traffic than any ISP.
- pasta 9y agoDepends on where the VPN connects to.
- deltaprotocol 9y agoCan you provide more background on your blanket statement? There are good and bad VPNs but ISPs are much larger corporations with direct ties to governments. I fail to see how a good VPN is worse than ISP + Governments.
- oger 9y agoNot an issue when you run your own VPN with a cheap VPS - meaning the data is exiting in a datacenter in a location of your choice. While they or their upstream providers will certainly have some 'lawful interception' capability they are usually not interested in analyzing / selling the data on their wires as the consumer-facing ISPs.
- LeoPanthera 9y agoI control the other end of the VPN, I'm not using a public VPN service. All I care about is routing around my ISP. (Which is Comcast - whom I do not trust.)