I wouldn't recommend any VPN other than Proton or Mullvad. You are tunneling all of your internet traffic through their server, which creates a database of a mountain of valuable information and almost no one is going to resist that temptation.
this post was submitted on 21 Aug 2025
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Why not windscribe
Never heard of it.
When did NordVPN lose the spot?
LOL what?
That's opening Pandora's box though, since you then become aware of illegal activities and take on a lot of liability
I can't see a Chinese company facing legal action for that
Well yeah, but who would use a Chinese-based VPN? That's asking for trouble to begin with
The average person is not tech savvy and may pick the best deal without researching.
Never use free VPNs