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That is if every company that is in the chain follows those strict data protection laws. It wouldn't be the first time that bad actors exploited legally protec
by Hbthegreat 8y ago
That is if every company that is in the chain follows those strict data protection laws.
It wouldn't be the first time that bad actors exploited legally protected browsing.
- sc11 8y agoThe same applies to VPN providers. You're just moving around who you trust.
- sayno3 8y agoVPN's need to be resolved regarding the following points: 1) Currently, only financially gifted people can even afford to consider privacy at this level. 2) Is complete, non-logged privacy even a desirable outcome? 3) Who should be able to request or correlate log data (governments, the company employees)? In its current incarnation, VPNs and security in general only changes who can be easily targeted or prosecuted, much in the same way that residents of poor neighborhoods are routinely arrested/searched for drug use where a rich person just doesn't have to worry about getting caught for the same actions. So paid VPNs contribute to an 'internet ghetto', or more accurately: disproportionate enforcement.