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Does it? VPNs make this easy to get around. Tor does as well. HTTP proxies.
by ohashi 15y ago
Does it? VPNs make this easy to get around. Tor does as well. HTTP proxies.
- mda 15y ago99% of internet users uses none of the things you mentioned.
- alphamale3000 15y agoI'd say 99.99%.
- nicksuan 15y agoUsing a VPN (or a proxy) just moves the argument from your ISP, to the ISP where the VPN endpoint is located.
- Zirro 15y agoBut the data is no longer tied to me as it leaves the VPN-service.
- nicksuan 15y agoI wouldn't be so sure: http://www.informationweek.com/news/security/privacy/231602248 http://www.informationweek.com/news/security/privacy/2316022...
- Zirro 15y agoI am aware of this case, and have asked my VPN-service explicitly. Their (translated) reply was: "We do not store any logs, and we are not planning to do so. Since we do not store anything, we have nothing to hand out to those who are asking."