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> VPN usage is rarely prosecuted unless they want to get you on something (a basic thing in rule by law). If they really want to get you on something, using vp
by tw1984 3y ago
> VPN usage is rarely prosecuted unless they want to get you on something (a basic thing in rule by law).
If they really want to get you on something, using vpn won't be the good excuse anyway as the max penalty is way too low. it is like $100 fine plus maybe up to 2 weeks in detection. in fact, 2 weeks detection for using vpn is unheard of, a few days is already extremely rare.
It is like jaywalking & argued with the driver on the road which cause the traffic to be stopped for 1-2 minutes kind of offense.
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoAgain, everything in law text doesn’t matter. They will probably pile a bunch of other things on top of it, but if you don’t use a VPN they’ll just get you on something else. More importantly, VPN use opens you up to a bunch of liability that they can pry a bunch of other things from you. It’s more like being prosecuted for “Treason and jaywalking”.