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have been wondering the same about US based VPNs
by robotkilla 11y ago
have been wondering the same about US based VPNs
- stordoff 11y agoI've been wondering the same about ANY VPN - it doesn't that unreasonable that a Government agency would be able to manage servers overseas.
- dmix 11y agoHow many of those 'privacy' VPNs ever conduct proper security analysis of their servers for modern malware, for ex. conducting memory forensics? Most have servers in data centers in 10+ different countries, so I doubt they are all closely monitored nor capable of keeping their keys closely guarded. Most VPNs like to advertise the 'military grade encryption' or 'no logs' nonsense, I'd rather see them post results of security audits, ideally conducted by outside firms.
- zorked 11y agoVPN are a scam business run by offshore companies in budget datacenters with the cheapest possible employees. It probably doesn't matter because 99.999% only want to access Netflix in another country. Out of the remaining 0.001%, most are just people from repressive countries dodging their country's porn filters.
- sesutton 11y ago>It probably doesn't matter because 99.999% only want to access Netflix in another country. If they are giving people the service they want then how is it a scam?
- zorked 11y agoThey are not providing the security they promise.
- revanx_ 11y agoIt sounds like you have something against VPN providers... There are loads of trash VPN providers, but there are a lot of genuine ones that really care about privacy activism and provide an honest service.
- tiatia 11y agoAnyone using Astrill? I would really be interested in an app-armor profile for their app.
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