VPNs. Which VPN providers are not botnet, /g/? >Tor is too slow

>>61619130
Tor, because it is not a provider.

>>61619135
Tor is best! But not practical for modern data consumption trends. Which means we must put our faith in VPN providers, /g/.

Does anyone have any experience with any particular VPN providers?

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>>61619261
I fucked around and paid monthly for Cyberghost and it was nice and easy to use, kind of a pain to set it up on linux but they have an instruction page. Had a solid amount of countries to choose from and not a crazy amount of traffic at night (USA). All in all i dug it. 10/10. Plus, paying monthly you can add your phone to the mix

>>61619130
The only VPN that isn't Botnet is your own, anon.

>>61619130
NordVPN

/thread

>>61619130
vip72, but you need BTC to get em

>>61619130
https://www.azirevpn.com/
https://www.mullvad.net/
https://trust.zone/

look also into:
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/simple-vpn-comparison-chart/

I'm an AirVPN shill

Was reading about NordVPN - seems sketchy? No one knows who they are?

>>61620644
never trust a VPN that allow torrent on all servers

if NordVPN is using
>Your computer -> VPN -> Tor -> Internet
Then they are simply retarded. never run anything over Tor
Don't download tor. Never connect to any tor node.

Be careful of providers that offer zero logs by not telling how they delete
The best way is them to explain what method they use to delete or route logs to /null/

TorGuard.

Used them for years, never had a problem, tons of anonymous payment methods too.

I run Cyberghost.
Seemed to be the best choice for a middle-european.
>romanian vpn
>no logs
>2,80€/month 5 licenses
>256bit AES
>no nsa spy agreement
>30ping, only 10% bandwidth drop down
>good variety of servers world wide

>>61621754
it seems their only 100% safe server is in Romania since they have local(physical) presence in that place. Other servers are rented

>>61621877
Since the tunnel is encrypted, why does it matter?
I mean, possessing is better somehow, but whats the down side of renting the physical capacity security wise?

>>61621909
not him but no major downside as long as you trust the company

>>61619455
amen to that brother

Why do people assume that VPNs are secure?
The only thing that they can do is avoid ip bans.

If you do something illegal, the government will find you.

>>61621995
>i dont know how a vpn works: The Post

I use ProtonVPN.

>>61619135
Tor is NSA botnet

>>61622012
nice explanation.