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sure, I'll just right on your service, with the ability to see and sell everything I do...
by bsenftner 4mo ago
sure, I'll just right on your service, with the ability to see and sell everything I do...
- Cider9986 4mo agoVPNs shift trust from your ISP to the VPN provider. I trust Mullvad 100x more than my ISP, so it's a good decision to use Mullvad and it benefits my privacy. It's not like your ISP or Mullvad can see content of sites, either they can just see the DNS requests. What ISP sees without a VPN: news.YCombinator.com, apple.com, Wikipedia.com What ISP sees with a VPN: Mullvad server What VPN sees when you use it: news.YCombinator.com, apple.com, Wikipedia.com
- z3t4 4mo agoYou also need to trust the root certificates that they don't give key access to the VPN or ISP
- Cider9986 4mo agohttps://certificate.transparency.dev/ https://certificate.transparency.dev/
- raverbashing 4mo agoNote that depending on how you're using your VPN you need to explicitly set it for DNS queries to be made over the VPN