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I worked at a well-known civil rights advocacy nonprofit for a long time and Private Internet Access was one of our major supporters. The owner is a huge ally o

I worked at a well-known civil rights advocacy nonprofit for a long time and Private Internet Access was one of our major supporters. The owner is a huge ally of Internet freedom and privacy - a very good person who is an activist in their own way and using their success to make a positive impact. So perhaps I'm biased (even though I'm not in nonprofit anymore), but I would put the chance of an NSA honeypot at close to 0%...

wlesieutre 9y ago
Krita’s 4.0 release was on here recently, which reminded me of this https://krita.org/en/item/krita-foundation-update/ https://krita.org/en/item/krita-foundation-update/ PIA put up £20,000 to keep them going after a tax mixup dropped a large bill on the foundation. Of course, it could conceivably all be government funded philanthropy to make them look like the good guys, but there’s no evidence to suggest that.