privacy

More and more sites are waging a war against VPN usage

- I recently had my bank account portal locked because they detected a VPN
- I can no longer access imgur or creditkarma with a VPN turned on
- Many people are reporting issues with Reddit on a VPN (not me, yet)

privacy is normal

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Proton's subscription level VPN is pretty good. They have a "stealth" feature in the past year that should help with being blocked.

Anecdotally my friend in Bogotá used Proton too and they also traveled a lot to BsAs so I imagine it works well there too.

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Wow. ProtonVPN's blog read my mind. Haha.

I don't subscribe to many accounts, but will follow their content more closely on X.

Wow. ProtonVPN's blog read my mind. Haha.

I don't subscribe to many accounts, but will follow their content more closely on X.

https://protonvpn.com/blog/is-temu-legit/

Also - protonvpn's blog is super high signal - @remyroy.eth recently turned me onto it and I subscribed to their RSS feed

I liked Mullvad a lot when I did my comparison research in 2021. They were one of the, if not the only one, that was open source at the time.

The Proton Unlimited plan should have all of the VPN features.

Nice! I think I technically already have a subscription since I pay for Protonmail, but I usually use Mullvad. I should probably install Proton's and test them against each other

ProtonVPN is great - have been using it for a while. But sometimes I find myself getting so frustrated doing CAPTCHAs or being blocked by certain sites that I toggle it off. Kind of defeats the purpose. This happens even on their Stealth mode. Unclear what the alternative approach is though