NordVPN

Raycon is a simple to explain one, they are much lower quality than many competitors at a similar price point. So they slap on the illusion of quality and relentlessly market themselves to corner the market. Surfshark and Nord VPN are singled out because they are VPN's. They don't do most of the cla

it does what every VPN does. it changes your IP so it appears you're connecting from another country, but they rely on scare tactics like "every site knows your exact location" while offering a "solution" that doesn't solve anything at all. most sites know when you're using a VPN, so it's not some m

Nord isnt a real privacy focused VPN. It's just a very well advertised one

Surfshark is owned by the same entity as NordVPN. They are associated with Tesonet, a company which has a data mining arm (OxyLabs). I would suggest you stick with the PrivacyGuides recommendations for VPNs, that is, Proton VPN, Mullvad, or IVPN: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/vpn/

Ich hab dieses Gefühl seit Jahren mit NordVPN. Nichts, was so ein Marketing budget hat, kann legitim sein. Bestimmt stehlen sie selber Daten, oder so.

Tbh most of what youtubers advertise is bullshit. Sadly they don't check before showing scammers off to their audiences. It's like that one brand that gives you an "authentic" nobility title for 50$ for buying off some land in England or something, when in reality it's just a chinese company sending

nord vpn and graphene os wallpaper... ur kidding right

Personal VIew mix with professional testing (my business does audits) Top ones I would personally use on Linux Mullvad - Best combination of true privacy, service, and cost Mozilla (uses Mullvad servers) Proton would be higher if it had feature parity with the Windows client. Ones I would personally

All the nord vpn adds sounds like "don't sell your data to strangers, pay us to take it!" The question is not if it will turn out they sell user data but when.

NordVPN. Im convinced that shit has gotta be spyware