Private Internet Access

VPN só se usa Proton, Mullvad, ou PIA. Não tem nenhuma outra com a mesma reputaçã que essas 3. O governo Sueco já até invadiu os escritórios da Mullvad para confiscar dados de criminosos que usaram a VPN deles, e não tinha o que confiscar, porque eles não guardam nada, e o que passa por lá está crip

I’ve been using PIA myself, and it works great for Minecraft, my ping only goes up by about 10ms with the VPN on. I haven’t tested it with any other game yet, so I can’t say how it performs there.

Get proton, pia, airvpn, torguard or any other vpn that allows port forwarding. This is your limiting factor. Also look how to bind the vpn interface to qbittorrent from advanced settings.

A big W for android. The internet is practically unusable without adblock Also get pia vpn. They bave built in adblock that block the ad domains

You can make an exit node somewhere and have that exit node go through a commercial VPN at the router level. IDK why you wouldnt just use the Mullvad addon though. Its simple and cheap. I have a sub for the add on and PIA. I dont even bother with PIA, MUllvad is just better.

I mean the reality is that with a VPN you're gonna have to pay. A lot of them have bulk deals. I pay $40 for 3 years of PIA, works well for me.

Well this fucking sucks. I replaced Twitter with Bluesky since it’s not overrun with nazi bullshit and kept up with friends there. I love the freedom living in this shithole state offers. Edit: Private Internet Access (PIA) VPN works to keep accessing the site, but I’m still very pissed this is even

For me it's Proton because it supports P2P. Mullvad is great too, though. Mullvad, Proton and PIA Are the holy trinity of good VPN's imo

LTT also states how VPNs are useful in multiple different ways such as getting news when in a country with regulated media (Russia), protecting against certain attacks, and privacy against harmful regimes. VPNs are a way to unlock content that is not available in your area, and can be used as a tool

Here with the fourth, omg it's so good it's genuinely worth the money tbh. It's also the VPN recommended by Micheal Bazzell (author of the book Extreme Privacy: What It Takes To Disappear and apparently a giant in the privacy community, so like his word is respected highly, and says to have made so