[0x4b33]

Hey there, let me make this short.
Meny purchase a VPN to hide themself to avoid getting ddawsed.
They advertise "no logs" and ddos protection but how meny actually have no logs or ddos protection? Do you think you can trust your VPN service?

Well, let me do the investigating.
I will test the VPN service you want me to test.
Please write the name in the comment and I'll do the rest.
I made a list exposed or good, good VPN's are those who live up to the advertised. The exposed are the bad that makes false advertising.

Good:

Exposed:

[Feat]

your*

And I don't use a VPN, I use Tor.

[0x4b33]

your*

And I don't use a VPN, I use Tor.

I was on my phone when I posted this thread and it got horrible auto correction that fucked up my sentences so I couldn't care less about fixing it at the time I posted it since my phone is behaving like a cunt against me. I fixed it anyways, thanks.

[Feat]

I don't use a VPN either, but if I did, I would choose one from the ones that are recommended on TorrentFreak. Some of them actually don't keep any logs. But they are pretty expensive.

What is Tor and how many IPs does it offer?

Tor is a browser, not a VPN. You can change your IP countless times.

[Cake]

Test Blues (Paracox) VPN.

[yokai_old]

Tor is a browser, not a VPN. You can change your IP countless times.

Tor is not a browser you fucking idiot.

[Cyanide and Cynicism]

Tor is not a browser you fucking idiot.

p much this.

Also, Autistici and RiseUp.

[Reiko]

Trusting any one thing without changing your Internet habits entirely is foolhardy.

[Cosmic]

If you trust anyone at all on the internet with unlimited access to what you're doing you're retarded.

[Nyx]

Of course not, nothing is 100% secure, just look at Silk Road! I trust it to the extent of protecting me from children trying to boot me with Jay's Booter, because if someone really wanted to, they could find out who you are easily, or if they wanted me they could find one of my many DOXes.