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VPNs are "data mixers" - by combining all your traffic with others, it becomes harder to determine who sent which packets. Honestly, why can't we just have the
by seibelj 4y ago
VPNs are "data mixers" - by combining all your traffic with others, it becomes harder to determine who sent which packets.
Honestly, why can't we just have the government know every single website we visit immediately? We all have nothing to hide
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> VPNs are "data mixers" - by combining all your traffic with others If a VPN is used to help North Korea, and the developers won’t or can’t shut it down, yes, it will be sanctioned. More broadly, speech is generally protected under U.S. law in a way financial transactions are not.
- saghm 4y ago"Data laundering" is not against the law though; money laundering is
- abigail95 4y agoYes, money laundering is illegal because money laundering is defined by the criminal code. Obscuring the source of a transaction is not always money laundering. My credit card would suck if everyone I did business with knew about all my present and future transactions too.