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> their entire business depends on them not doing it... ... in a way that you, as a customer, can detect. 1. You can't have any hard guarantees about what in
by vkou 4y ago
> their entire business depends on them not doing it...
... in a way that you, as a customer, can detect.
1. You can't have any hard guarantees about what information is retained by third parties about you.
2. As other comments here have pointed out, something smells a bit weird with this.
- hnarn 4y agoHow profound. So what is your alternate theory of what is happening here?
- vkou 4y agoMy theory is that if you need an iron-clad guarantee of privacy, you're not going to get it from a VPN. If you're interested in hiding from civil snoops (RIAA, MPAA), by all means, use one. If you're interested in hiding from a government, then by all means, keep rolling the honeypot dice.