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My VPN has methods to buy entirely anonymously leaving them only the Donut Hate Love Sweetly Book 1 T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this method of scraping my data for stuff to sell. That seems really risky given it’s not a free service and they can easily lose all their subscriptions by doing so. They were compelled by court order to enable logging for a user in their country and provide the logs to law enforcement. From what I’m led to understand, that applies only to their mail service and not the VPN service, which is governed by different laws in Switzerland Which is still not great, of course, protonmail does still claim to pride itself on the security and privacy aspect Just use Tor. It’s far, far more private than any VPN decentralized or otherwise, and it already exists and is well established. And of course it’s completely free. The only thing it can’t do is file-sharing/torrents/piracy, but for everything else, you’re better off using Tor. Its whole design is such that it can tolerate hostile nodes, because they still don’t have knowledge of the complete circuit. Edit: seriously, read the design documents, the whole point is robustness without trusting individual nodes. If your threat model is high enough to have genuine concern about that, then a VPN is still much worse, anyway.

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