UK cucked fag here. Please help me protect my freedoms and recommend

TOR Browser

PIA

>>57584564
>protect my freedoms
How about you not browse for kiddie porn instead

>>57584572
I want to setup the VPN on my router so all traffic from all machines go through it.

>>57584585
Not browsing kiddie porn kiddo

>>57584564

Windscribe 50$ lifetime.

1.You can torrent
2.No leaks.

>>57584582
NordVPN

>>57584564
Nord

I'm using trust.zone and it's pretty good

The problem with most VPN's and Tor in general is that you won't be able to post on 4chan. Only browse it.

AWS + cjdns

>>57584564
AirVPN has been nice for me, cost about 7 quid a month, cheaper if you buy a longer term (I think my first purchase of 3 months was 12 quid).

>>57587366
Another vouch for AirVPN. It's 5 euros per month if you buy 3 months and they accept btc.

>>57586558

buy a 4chin pass

>>57586558
just use the newest servers

>>57587366
NordVPN has a 3$/month for 2 years deal at the moment
>75% off
75% off
>75% off
75% off

>tfw I'll never get paid to shill for them

>>57584564
Just check stacksocial for offers and get one VPN that isn't shit
(check their log and p2p policies on google, torrentfreak, https://thatoneprivacysite.net/ , etc )

>>57587912
I heard NordVPN has been shitty for the last 6 months or something. Anyone can confirm or refute this?

>>57584564

I've been using PureVPN for a couple of years now. They've been decent.

Before buying, sit on their purchasing page for a few minutes before clicking. They'll pop up a discount offer.

Out of curiosity, does this law outlaw the use of VPNs? If not it just created a huge market for it.

>>57587912
>75%
Where get?

>>57587912

that's pretty good desu

they have socks5 proxies and http proxies

i think i might just buy that

>>57584564
private internet access?

W10 is shit with VPNs though

>>57588240
not really, websites run faster on it. torrenting is insanely fast and I can actually seed properly. slows down once I exceed my data caps though :'(

>>57588838

what data caps?

>>57588550
from their website anon, turn off noscript and adblock for a bit

>>57588909
actually forget about that, sometimes it doesn't pop up. code is 2YCyberdeal

>>57588838
my ISP's data caps

>>57588957
fug, meant to respond to >>57588847

>>57584564
Depends what you need it for. Opera has a pretty good built-in VPN.

>>57589783
Opera was sold to China, so China will have all of your data and logs, so good luck with Opera's VPN.

>>57584572

Bad advice. Your ISP can SEE that you are connecting to TOR, and you sure as fuck don't want that in the UK (even with bridges). You need a VPN, and can then safely run TOR though it.

>>57586558

That what a proxy is for.

VPN>Proxy>4chan

I'm going for nordvpn looks like the best and not too expensive.

>>57584564
Froot or Azire.

>>57584564
Move to another country

>>57590249
they're terrible

ivpn and airvpn are the only two worth considering at the moment

>>57584564

Fellow britbong here. I checked this shit out:

https://torrentfreak.com/vpn-anonymous-review-160220/

Then got IPVanish. Suits my purposes

cryptostorm or you're an idiot.

>>57584564
PIA is pretty good.

>>57586558
posting from my VPN right now famalam

>>57588267

My guess is that it's merely a catchpoint for users smart enough to pirate/look up questionable materials but too stupid/poor to use a VPN.

Hell, they were selling VPN subs on Humble Bundle last week.

>>57588267
Not a britbong so I don't know the inner workings of your law but VPNs are often used for legitimate purposes (more so than torrents, inb4 muh linux ISOs) especially in corporate environments.

I can't imagine them banning them.

>>57590162
Routing all your traffic through a VPN looks even more suspicious than using tor.

>>57584564
>I want a VPN
Then WTF are you doing on a site that doesn't allow it. Go to reddit and ask becauz they respect your privacy without needing to buy special membership. I only come here to lurk.

>>57586558
Why the fuck woud anyone want to browse this shit site in the first place? If anything, that's a perk. Fuck this place

>>57592155
Are you using Nord?
>>57590249
Not when it's cyber monday senpai

>>57592310
don't tell him, he might be a mod who's fishing for servers to ban

>>57592382
pretty sure if he's a mod he can already tell the IP

also it's not that VPNs in general are forbidden, it's just that people often use VPNs/Tor to post stupid shit and the VPN IPs get permabanned in return

>>57592416
>also it's not that VPNs in general are forbidden,

yes that are.. that's why they range ban them..

>>57592114
I second PIA

with black friday around the corner, will there be even better deals?

>>57592077
The owner is a snitch

https://www.bestvpn.com/blog/8015/cryptostorm-beta-review/
CryptoStorm is a reincarnation of VPN service CryptoCloud, a subsidiary (or possibly close working partner) of Baneki Privacy Computing, the CTO of which was a certain Douglas Spink (it has been widely reported that Mr Spink was the owner of both CryptoCloud and Baneki Privacy Computing, but a current spokesperson for CryptoStorm maintains that ‘Baneki Privacy Labs is not “owned” by anyone. It’s a collective of security researchers, as it has been for many years.’

Spink, a once successful American entrepreneur and adrenaline junkie who lost his millions and filed for bankruptcy in 2002, was convicted of smuggling 375 pounds of cocaine (valued at $34 million) in 2005, and arrested for running a bestiality farm in Canada in 2010. Given the large amount of drugs that Spink was convicted for smuggling, it seems rather strange (read suspicious) that he was released after only 3 years of a 17 year sentence (and nothing much seems to have come out of the bestiality charges). The only plausible explanation is that Mr Spink cooperated heavily with the authorities.