What VPN have you switched to after the Mullvad situation. I have looked at nym and ivpn. But don’t know if they are any good.

        • tirateimas@lemmy.pt
          13·
          3 months ago

          … and I’m not saying I disagree with you.

          What facts? Just because I have a slightly more moderate and less radical stance regarding stopping to use some company services than you, you already started throwing the “fascist supporter” card. That’s usually what extremes do.

                • whatiswrongwithyou@lemmy.ml
                  11·
                  3 months ago

                  Hey, what you are doing is harmful.

                  A person who needs privacy and anonymity shouldn’t have to justify using the vpn service that has most definitely passed the highest bar when it comes to resisting governments.

                  The mere presence of a service that advertises feature parity is no comparison to one that has passed the real world test of those offerings.

                  It’s like believing someone’s claim of steel grade and processing without test marks on the surface. Sure it’ll probably be fine for a big tractor shed, but when you’re relying on the material to hold up an apartment building it’s not worth it to take those claims on faith.

                  If you were living in a war zone and needed a gun to protect yourself or your family, would you turn down an ar-15 simply because of the rifles history? Of course not.