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I'm using Freedome, which requires special software (best I can tell). I'm using it because it's made by F-Secure, and I know the F-Secure people from a long ti
by peteretep 8y ago
I'm using Freedome, which requires special software (best I can tell). I'm using it because it's made by F-Secure, and I know the F-Secure people from a long time ago.
They have a large commercial business that would get seriously Kaperskied if it turned out they were knowingly doing anything wrong, and I've decided that that's the kind of incentive I want in a VPN provider.
- Proof 8y agoF-Secure Oyj is a Finnish company. Due to cultural and societal standards, Finns take their work and product very seriously. If anyone or anything was shady and put peoples’ privacy at risk, the company would be shutdown immediately. It would be on the Finnish news for decades. ;)
- 0db532a0 8y agoWhat happened with Kaspersky?
- peteretep 8y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaspersky_bans_and_allegations_of_Russian_government_ties https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaspersky_bans_and_allegations... The US government made it clear they thought Kaspersky software was a security risk, as they were a little too close to the Kremlin. True or otherwise, it'd be an almighty brave Western CIO who bought Kaspersky software moving forward.
- dcbadacd 8y agoIt's actually just OpenVPN in the background. I've successfully used it with Linux, Windows and Android without the official apps.
- failedcoder 8y agoHow did you get it set up with Linux? Last time I tried I found some obscure guide which didn't exactly help me.