Depends on what you want to achieve with VPN. If you want to use VPN just to like play region blocked videogames (or games your ISP has routing problems with) or some other minor task, there is Windscribe, which has free base plans of 2 GB per month or 10 GB if you actually register with mail. If it's for privacy I don't know, but I saw people complaining on Windscribe, because it's in Canada and it also logs what you do on network it seems.
Quote from: MarKhan on August 21, 2021, 02:58:54 PMDepends on what you want to achieve with VPN. If you want to use VPN just to like play region blocked videogames (or games your ISP has routing problems with) or some other minor task, there is Windscribe, which has free base plans of 2 GB per month or 10 GB if you actually register with mail. If it's for privacy I don't know, but I saw people complaining on Windscribe, because it's in Canada and it also logs what you do on network it seems.I basically just want to block my ISP from seeing what I'm doing.
Quote from: Aether on August 21, 2021, 03:15:38 PMQuote from: MarKhan on August 21, 2021, 02:58:54 PMDepends on what you want to achieve with VPN. If you want to use VPN just to like play region blocked videogames (or games your ISP has routing problems with) or some other minor task, there is Windscribe, which has free base plans of 2 GB per month or 10 GB if you actually register with mail. If it's for privacy I don't know, but I saw people complaining on Windscribe, because it's in Canada and it also logs what you do on network it seems.I basically just want to block my ISP from seeing what I'm doing.If you only browse internet, then probably Tor is enough to hide you from ISP.
Quote from: MarKhan on August 21, 2021, 03:26:03 PMQuote from: Aether on August 21, 2021, 03:15:38 PMQuote from: MarKhan on August 21, 2021, 02:58:54 PMDepends on what you want to achieve with VPN. If you want to use VPN just to like play region blocked videogames (or games your ISP has routing problems with) or some other minor task, there is Windscribe, which has free base plans of 2 GB per month or 10 GB if you actually register with mail. If it's for privacy I don't know, but I saw people complaining on Windscribe, because it's in Canada and it also logs what you do on network it seems.I basically just want to block my ISP from seeing what I'm doing.If you only browse internet, then probably Tor is enough to hide you from ISP.No, my friend has a large collection of movies and shows to send to me.
Before you go down that rabbit hole you should know that most VPN providers are more or less lying to you about their privacy masking abilities. It's not technically a lie, but it's deception in the fine print. VPNs are required to show some data and locations to ISPs. The shorthand is you're never really hidden no matter who you pick. If you wanted to be optimal about things, ideally you'd go with both a proxy and a vpn of your choosing in tandem with one another. But even that wouldn't mask you in full.What's so outlandish about the shit your friend's sending that your isp need not know about it?One of the places I worked from in the past used Nord. Seemed decent enough, not that there's some magic meter that tells you how much of your data is being viewed, so who can say really.
Incognito mode
Quote from: Coomer on August 21, 2021, 02:04:20 PMIncognito modefew understand this
You could also use some public wifi somewhere
You could also use some public wifi somewhere like a McD or a library?
What is the best VPN?
