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UPDATE 1: 08/06/23 (removed OVPN, added AirVPN and IVPN)

it's REPO time again !! no GUIDES today, just a list of good VPNs, some ones to avoid (and why), and also what the hell is a vpn anyway ? i'll endeavour to keep this post updated, and will also include a link to an external archive REPO here when i get round to it. the same archive REPO will eventually be included among my INFOCACHEs okay, let's go !

VPNs, what are they good for?

VPN stands for Virtual Private Network - in simple terms it lets a user pretend their device is in another location or part of another network. businesses and universities use this to allow employees/students to access services from offsite. the rest of us use VPNs for privacy (and to bypass region locks). a privacy-focused VPN, in its most basic form, has an entry point and an exit point. the service creates an encrypted 'tunnel' between the user's device and the entry point, and the VPN sends this encrypted data to the exit point, where it decrypts. the data then appears to have originated at the exit point. this is great if you're in an area with heavy restrictions on internet use, are on an insecure/untrusted network (eg café wifi), or simply wish to stop your ISP and government from spying on your comings and goings. i'm not here to discuss legal, ethical, or moral matters, and i am well aware of the differences between the three; as such, i shall not ask nor judge to what end the information provided here is used.

remember: a VPN doesn't make you invincible

VPN recommendations

consider this an incomplete list of VPN options that pass my criteria:

ProtonVPN (1,2,3?,4,5,6,7?,9 - only on windows version)

Mullvad (1,2?,4,5,6,7,8 - payment; no username)

AirVPN (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)

IVPN (1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)

said criteria:

evidence of no-logging policy

RAMdisk

physical security measures (locked server cabinets etc.)

reasonably fast

reasonable amount of locations

supports OpenVPN and/or WireGuard

transparency

privacy-focused access (eg alternative payment methods, no required email/username/ID, alternative payment models)

port forwarding

on the fence

i'd appreciate any extra info about these re: my criteria above

RiseupVPN (appears to be activist-focused ! and principled)

DO NOT USE !!!!

these VPNs have been known to collect user data, have bad security practices, hand user data over to the authorities, or otherwise provide a bad service (including malware). this list is extra-cautious and includes VPNs with aggressive ad campaigns (particuarly aimed at more casual techies such as gamers and avid social media users). if you're with any of these, please switch to one on the 'recommended' list.

OVPN (bought out by Pango, a US-based company)

ExpressVPN (not independent)

Private Internet Access (not independent)

Zenmate

Nord VPN (not independent)

Surfshark (not independent)

Cyberghost (poor track record, not independent)

PureVPN (poor track record, not independent)

Ivacy (not independent)

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“Show my face?… Negative.”

SIMON ’GHOST’ RILEY in CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE II (2022)

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