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1) I have monetization figured out. That's as much as I'll say for now. 2) that's a hard question, mainly because if I was using this service I would ask the s
by rubatuga 6y ago
1) I have monetization figured out. That's as much as I'll say for now.
2) that's a hard question, mainly because if I was using this service I would ask the same thing. Personally, I think a strong mission statement, privacy policy, and maybe a warrant canary would be good enough. At least with a strong privacy statement, I would be legally bound to never sell/peek at your data which is loads better than current ISPs.
I can't do much better than promise I wouldn't.
3) Did the Chicago server fare any better?
Also, thank you for the comments! I really appreciate them.
- xrisk 6y ago1) That's nice to know. Best of luck! I think two tiers with a cheaper roaming IP + dynamic DNS plan and a more expensive static IP plan would be smart. But that's for you to decide. 3) Only the Canada server was available when I signed up ~2 weeks ago unfortunately. I'll take a look again.
- redis_mlc 6y agoFYI: There is a funded, global, commercial gaming VPN service with HQ in SF also called Subspace that hss had deals with major gaming networks since 2019. You might want to sort out the Subspace name and trademark, sooner than later.