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> The issue here is that how "illegal" something is depends heavily on where you live. The context of the discussion was the EU. And the point stands. For 99%
by DEADMINCE 2y ago
> The issue here is that how "illegal" something is depends heavily on where you live.
The context of the discussion was the EU.
And the point stands. For 99% of people VPNs offer privacy even against the government, that would need to meet a high burden of proof and require a warrant to break that privacy.
- sigmoid10 2y agoI said nothing that goes against the context. Again: When you are actually scared of getting cought for something, a commercial VPN very likely doesn't help. That goes for all jurisdictions.
- DEADMINCE 2y ago> I said nothing that goes against the context. You mentioned the EU as a whole but the point is it isn't and is indeed widely varied when it comes to the sorts of laws you are relying on to make your argument.