@NateDahl76 no they're tied to a known data harvester

So is protonmail and protonvpn

What's the point of getting a VPN?

Oh I thought you meant Kavanaugh

Where’d you hear that?

No that guy fits the title

If the government is trying to figure out my political beliefs they probably already know by now

I cant remember exactly, but their application development, domain registration, and SSL were signed by some company starting with a T that's known for data harvesting

VPNs arent valuable for privacy

Especially nord

Microsoft, Amazon, etc blacklist public Nord ip blocks due to fraud issues

So if you do get nord it wont be usable for most services anyway

VPNs are only really useful for niche protocols like BitTorrent

You would also have to do stuff like disable teredo & webrtc etc or you'll leak

Interesting

One thing VPNs are good for are keeping websites that aren’t friendly to our beliefs away from my IP if I choose to access their website

I wouldnt worry about it man

Most people arent auditing their traffic and determining who's who. VPNs are a waste of money except for niche things. If you're really worried about privacy check spokeo & the other sites for your personal info and have it removed if you can.

I'm behind 7 proxies.

Wew

yo lads

I'm applying for an internship in the United States Holocaust Museum

Careful. I bet they blast people with 10x the amount of propaganda the average normie gets.

Greetings fellow Hanukkah history enthusiasts.

Shalom

@Gibson

@Wood-Ape - OK/MN i'm actually doing this for a personal history project

I'm collecting evidence for a certain thing

that you can DM me about

@YourFundamentalTheorum Ah, well good luck. I am not sure who the saint of spies is, but I hope they help you.

@Wood-Ape - OK/MN it's actually St Joshua

@YourFundamentalTheorum Nice

ironically a jew

Hebrew. I'd say there's a difference.

true

Talmud was written between 300 & 500 AD

I'll write the actuall application some time later

I don't want them to timestamp us if there are any spies of them here

Question, fellas: my IP address is hidden behind a VPN (appears that I am in another state), yet when I looked something up Google maps suggested stuff in the town I live in... how?

I refreshed my VPN cluster, looked up "______ near me", and it still recommends places near my actual location. Why is my IP not being hidden from Google?

They have other ways of finding your location than IP