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None as solid, no. My needs are fairly specific (exit node in a specific country, torrent-friendly, good speed, not too expensive, not too shady, first-party su
by BoppreH 3y ago
None as solid, no. My needs are fairly specific (exit node in a specific country, torrent-friendly, good speed, not too expensive, not too shady, first-party support for my OS'es, doesn't have to be government-proof), so you'll need to do your own research.
For what's worth, I eventually went with Proton VPN, but it's more expensive and gives a used-car-salesman feeling.
- digging 3y ago> gives a used-car-salesman feeling. I really don't like the aesthetic direction Proton's been taking in the last few years, from top to bottom. I'm finding their mail apps, both in desktop web browser and on mobile, less and less usable. In addition I get this feeling from their design choices as well. I know their mission is to grow enough to challenge predatory providers like gmail, but it makes me wary and makes me feel as if I won't be using them in 5 more years.
- xvector 3y agoProton has unfortunately become incredibly bloated over the past few years. Meanwhile ProtonMail doesn't yet support auto-forwarding or (on mobile) email content search.