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For anyone curious: Proton VPN Express VPN NordVPN Surfshark, TOTALVPN Atlas VPN Bitdefender VPN There are some pretty well known
by ddtaylor 2y ago
For anyone curious:
Proton VPN
Express VPN
NordVPN
Surfshark,
TOTALVPN
Atlas VPN
Bitdefender VPN
There are some pretty well known VPNs that are NOT on that list. Private Internet Access (PIA) for example is absent. Sure, it's used more for torrenting than anything else, but it's one of the most popular VPNs.
I thought maybe PIA just doesn't operate in Brazil, but they actually have a specific page dedicated to it:
https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/vpn-server/brazil-vpn https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/vpn-server/brazil-vpn
Maybe that VPN is already illegal somehow in Brazil?
- throwaway87267 2y agoThe listed VPNs are just examples. The order to take down VPN apps affects every VPN provider.
- codetrotter 2y agoWhat about apps like WireGuard for iOS, which implements the WireGuard VPN protocol but is not offering any paid VPN services or subscriptions. Are those kinds of apps banned too?
- virgulino 2y agoAnd what about Anti-Viruses / Security apps, that usually have VPN functionality? This is Kafkaesque!
- Teknomancer 2y agoF-droid might be a solution. ProtonVPN, possibly others can be installed.
- matheusmoreira 2y agoWouldn't be surprised if he banned/fined F-Droid too.
- ddtaylor 2y agoI think F-Droid is available as a regular APK on their website?
- matheusmoreira 2y agoEverything this judge hates is illegal. Only their complete technological incompetence can save us.