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So what does this mean for an every day consumer? I had been debating using the 30-day money back guarantee as I realised I didn't use it as much as I thought I
by samwhiteUK 7y ago
So what does this mean for an every day consumer? I had been debating using the 30-day money back guarantee as I realised I didn't use it as much as I thought I would. I want to stay protected on public Wifi. Added anonymity occasionally would be good too, as well as accessing US Netflix from here in the UK.
Now my 30 days is up. What would be the best course of action? Should I email and say that I'm not comfortable being their customer any more, and asked to be reimbursed? Carry on, for my use case? I'd never connected to a Finnish server.
- g4d 7y agoIt's so hard to understand what is correct (I'm aware this is a problem with every news story) between the people telling me that they're almost certainly evil, keeping logs and selling data and those that are telling me that it's a smear campaign by the competing VPN providers. My gut tells me that the level of advertising and incredibly low prices is too good to be true... Now with this hack it's the same problem, how bad is it, does it affect me and should i be concerned?