Direct Which Vpn Services Keep You Anonymous In 2017

[Uncle Mac]

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VPN services have become an important tool to counter the growing threat of Internet surveillance. Encrypting one's traffic through a VPN connection helps to keep online communications private, but is your VPN truly anonymous?

Millions of Internet users around the world use a VPN to protect their privacy online.

Unfortunately, however, not all VPN services are as private as you might think. In fact, some are known to keep extensive logs that can easily identify specific users on their network.

This is the main reason why we have launched a yearly VPN review, asking providers about their respective logging policies as well as other security and privacy aspects.

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[Gary LaCourse]

i like nordvpn. could of simply just edited out the link instead of pulling post.

 

[Mirkec]

This post is an excellent opportunity to exchange the thoughts among TeamOS members about the most significant VPN services. I did not read all 85 pages, but I noticed IBVPN as a one of the best in providing internet privacy in my opinion. Furthermore, IPVanish seems nice, and IVACY and HEADVPN provide 256-bit encryption. AirVPN and BOLEHVPN offer the option to connect the VPN by SOCKS proxy, and consequently ensure use of a VPN over Tor Browser. Somewhere I have read but can not find the online article that Tor project is involved in developing of two separate and open source versions of personal VPN service (something like blue and blackVPN). I think they already operate on Linux and Mac.
For the most of the VPN services in @Jugoexpress PDF paper, I did not have an opportunity to meet their services, but I know the quiet water tore down the mountains.

In contrary, ExpressVPN and NordVPN are pure, excellent and quality providers with fast speed (I try them). However, my intuition tells me their services are an ideal 'residence' for displaying kindness and concern by our Big Brother.