proton vpn

Botnet

>>62367454
Looks shady af

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>free
>torrenting
choose 1

>>62367454
Why do you need a VPN? Doesn't the land of freedom let you download the fuck you want?

>>62367454

torrenting over Tor has to be the most asshole thing you could do

They can see everything you do and know it is you. Protonmail is one of the worst email providers when it comes to your privacy, almost as bad as gmail and hotmail.

>>62367755
"""freedom"""

>>62367454
>free
>torrenting
Nope. The free servers deny torrent traffic.

>>62367454
using it since closed beta, it's hands down the best vpn i've used so far.

>>62367814
>gmail
>bad
no such thing

>>62367454
>FTTH Speeds
>15 mb/s

Thats DSL speeds senpai.

FTTH speeds are 10 gb/s and up.

>>62367814
i'm pretty sure you can back this up with reliable sources, but i'm sure you will instead start muttering somerhing about "jews", "cia" and "botnet".

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>>62367454
Is anybody using this on 16.04? I've added the servers to network manager, it looks like it's connecting, it comes up in active connections afterward as well, but I'm still on my regular connection.

>>62368459
PS, it works fine when connecting through cli

>>62368399
I'm pretty sure most FTTH connections would be 1Gbps, not 10Gbps.

>>62367454
Does it have DNS leaks?

>>62368495
>ProtonVPN doesn't just protect your browsing traffic, we also protect your DNS queries. By routing your DNS queries through the encrypted tunnel and not relying on third party DNS providers, we ensure that your browsing activity cannot be exposed by leaks from DNS queries.

>>62368459
Did you input username:password? Did you import the openvpn configuration with the key?

Also, I figure you have NetworkManager VPN package installed, right?

>>62368547
Yes I did all those. Except that the protonvpn configs come without a key.

>>62367750
its legal to download in swiss literally everything BUT you cant be a host

>>62367454
the catch is anon we know that both protonmail and protonvpn is being used to test a primal form of the grid
this is what i know from a close friend of mine that was working for some months there
now if they go full jew later on is unknown but given how they are basicly based on cern (so far) it wont happen

So how is this being paid for? They must be making money off of you somehow. Doing it for free is not sustainable.

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>>62368636
Did I say something about the legality of it?

>>62367784
He should use i2p file sharing is encouraged.

>>62367454
swiss mountain jews

>>62368737
they obviously charge for it its not free

>vpn
>not using an provider, which supports openvpn.

>>62367454
>trusting in the Bergjude
ISHYGDDT

>>62368683
>this is what i know from a close friend of mine that was working for some months there
is your dad still at nintendo?

>>62368794
but it does?

>>62367454
free version is limited to 1 device

>>62368941
no i had a close friend that he is a telecommunication engineer and his company was hired to improve their sat data links

Swiss laws require ISPs to store logs for 12 months.

>>62368995
no. i've used the free version for months on my desktop browser and via android app.

>>62369004
good thing is protonvpn is no ISP and that they don't log.

>>62368995
>>62368998
nevermind, confused it with protonmail. never used the free version of their vpn.

>>62369054
They're providing telecommunication services, they are required by law to keep identifying logs for 12 months.

>>62369194
>Under Swiss law, we are not obligated to save any user connection logs, nor can we be forced to perform targeted logging on specific users. This allows us to ensure that your private browsing history does in fact stay private and cannot be turned over to a third party under any circumstances.

>Based on Article 13 of the Swiss Federal Constitution and the provisions of Swiss data protection legislation, everyone has the right to the protection of privacy, as well as to protection from misuse of their personal details.

>>62369284
https://www.admin.ch/opc/fr/classified-compilation/20002162/index.html#a15
>Ils sont tenus de conserver durant six mois les données permettant l'identification des usagers ainsi que les données relatives au trafic et à la facturation.

>They are required to keep identifying data during 6 months as well as traffic and billing data


>nor can we be forced to perform targeted logging on specific users
Not anymore.
https://www.admin.ch/opc/fr/classified-compilation/20120872/index.html

>>62367755
Land of privacy invasion*

And no

Is there any reason to use this shit over windscribe?

>>62368600
Do you have the box checked "Only use for resources on this network"?

>>62368636
don't you share while torrenting? that technically makes you a host.

>>62370157
I can't find a box that says that anywhere desu.

>>62370157
>>62370581
Apparently that box exists in Gnome, but not in Xfce. Either way, it wasn't checked, and checking it doesn't help either. It is very strange, as if the VPN connection is established, but none of my traffic is routed through it.

>>62369409
thing is, not a single swiss server, so ...

Kinda sad that people abuse the good privacy laws of Switzerland to commit crimes.
It's like giving the people the right to free speech and all they do with it is call others nigger and fag.

>>62371161
Kinda sad that people defend immoral laws simply because someone wrote them down.

>>62367784
I'm kinda ignorant of how TOR works; I know what it is, but am not sure why torrenting over TOR makes him an asshole. Does it make other TOR users slow down or something?

>>62367814
Why would protonmail be a bad mail provider?
The inbox is encrypted

>>62371682
It congests the network, yes.

Tried it. Can't even post on 4chan because VPN is banned