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> A VPN is inherently not a privacy tool. Maybe not, but NordVPN and similar services do heavily market themselves as essential privacy tools.
by roelschroeven 4y ago
> A VPN is inherently not a privacy tool.
Maybe not, but NordVPN and similar services do heavily market themselves as essential privacy tools.
- favorited 4y agoAnd some, like MullvadVPN, don't even ask for common PII. No usernames, no email addresses, no passwords, no persistent billing information. They could claw some information from certain payment providers (like if you used Stripe to top off your account) if they wanted, but you can pay your bill by putting cash in an envelope and mailing it, if you wanted to.