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If you don't trust PIA's or any VPN's clients, you can always use Openvpn clients directly, provided the vpn supports openvpn.
by iamd3vil 9y ago
If you don't trust PIA's or any VPN's clients, you can always use Openvpn clients directly, provided the vpn supports openvpn.
- Erlangolem 9y agoI do trust them, and I have used them, but I prefer “trust, but verify.” It’s also just the right thing to do, going open source.
- iamd3vil 9y agoYeah true. Also by open sourcing the chrome extension maybe someone can port this to Firefox. I think it should be relatively easy after the recent move by Firefox to webextensions.
- netsharc 9y agoPIA works with OpenVPN, their Windows app was (maybe still is) just a pretty interface on top of OpenVPN, but the trust has nothing to do with the client imo, it lies more in trusting them when they say thry don't do any logging or eagerly cooperate with adversaries. They xlaim they don't log, but how do I prove that?