No.9131[Last 50 Posts]
Is ProtonVPN worthy ?
It is a relatively new VPN, launched by the team who made the ProtonMail website.
https://protonvpn.com/secure-vpn
https://protonvpn.com/pricing
Their free version is quite attractive but I would know if people have an experience with them ?
Can you trust them with their "no log" policy ? I just want to browse the vanilla internet privately, nothing shady.
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No.9132
>>9131
jewgle is your friend brev proton is shit they are cooperating with the feebs stay the fuck away even if you arent doing anything "illegal" lmao faggot
Air is good, Mullvad is good iirc
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No.9133
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No.9134
Why not spend $3 a month and run your own VPN hosted on a VPS of your choice?
Check out https://github.com/trailofbits/algo you can have it up and running in like ~10 minutes.
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No.9139
>>9132 I've never believed Proton Mail because they have .onion address but no Tor user can use the email unless he or she turn on his or her JavaScript. I think the developer team of Proton is quite dull or retarded. As a result, Proton VPN must be a retarded service.
https://protonirockerxow.onion
https://protonmail.com
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No.9143
>>9131
lol just get nordvpn
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No.9146
I highly recommend this OpenConnect VPN tutorial. It's easy to follow, and it bypasses most shitty public Wi-Fi firewalls (you'll need a few dollars for a VPS, though):
https://www.linuxbabe.com/ubuntu/openconnect-vpn-server-ocserv-ubuntu-16-04-17-10-lets-encrypt
Alternatively, you can check out Riseup's free VPN service. As with any VPN service that claims to have no logs (NordVPN, Mullvad, you name it), you always have to assume that you're being watched.
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No.9150
>>9146 You're right. Even though many VPN companies claim that they have no logs but some of their users have been arrested by the police.
We'd better not believe them and think that all VPN companies have logs.
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No.9151
>>9133
I'm not a bot u queer but I will pound your ass with 2000psi if u sign up with bazingaVPN lmao faget
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No.9166
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No.9197
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No.9204
>>9197
Using Tor for *regular* internet browsing is the digital equivalent of shooting yourself in the foot, considering how exit nodes are often actively monitored and can tamper with *decrypted* traffic.
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No.9386
>>9131
How 2 wriet own vpn?? helpp pls
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No.9387
Perfect-Privacy is top but only on a Windows machine. Their client on Linux is only like a GUI for openVPN. DNS-Leak by default, no Killswitch.
Mullvad is fine on Linux. Simple client, DNS-Leak protection is build in, killswitch also.
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No.9409
>>9204
No it isn't. Only very few nodes are malicious and if you use https it can't do anything.
Tor is great for regular browsing.
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No.9428
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No.9431
>>9134
Where can I get a VPS for 3 bucks a month?
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No.9433
>>9431
Vultr has VPS plans for 3.50$ a month
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No.9434
>>9431
>>9409
why is hosting your own VPS bad?
and why should you disable ipv6?
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No.9435
>>9134
only unsafe VPNs run on normal rented shit.
If the VPN provider doesn't operate Ramdisk, he ain't worth looking at.
Reliable are only:
perfect-privacy.com - operated by right wing extremists who decline cooperation with the feds since years.
&
1vpns.com - operated by a group of tech savy soviets that are known to the cybercriminal world (in russia at least) since 1997, also ignoring any requests by any gov agency.
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No.9453
>>9434
>why is hosting your own VPS bad?
why is selling heroin at your home of record bad?
why is robbing a bank and then fleeing the scene in your daily driver bad?
why is sending a bomb threat to the president from your personal cell phone bad?
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No.9454
>>9435
>only unsafe VPNs run on normal rented shit.
Depends. PIA is good enough if you're pirating movies/games/music. Probably even good enough to download Christmas Photos. Probably not good enough if you're Edward Snowden or Osama bin Laden or whatever
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No.9459
>>9131
"No Log" policy only works when you share movies, music, books. But if you want to do something with CP, drugs, or terrorism, their no log policy doesn't work anymore.
Some people belive Wickr is safe but I don't believe their "no log" policy.
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No.9463
>>9453
If OP doesn't use BitTorrent and does nothing "shady" he as claims, then I don't see how the VPS option is an issue.
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No.9517
I do not trust them with their "no log" policy. In such case i advise you to change vpn service. Try to use more stable like VeePN. In fact, it all depends on the quality of the product. There are many vpns which are much more convenient and safer under the protocol.
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No.9523
Hallo, good afternoon..
I'm curious to know what VPN's would be good for a linux OS. I'm thinking of buying because the free ones are honeypotish( at least i feel this way) and i don't trust them. I'm running latetest linux mint right now. honestly I just started using linux and I really enjoy it. I totally ditched windows and I haven't regretted the decision.
But I would like to further push my security and test out a vpn. PLus I got banned on some forums( verbal abuse) and I would like to return to them via vpn. Any insight would be appreciated. please no bully.
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No.9525
>>9409
tor is so slow homie?
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No.9533
>>9523
Try Mullvad VPN. Full client support for Linux systems. They will also implement WireGuard as soon as possible.
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No.9536
>>9525
tor isn't slow. its not fast, but it's definitely manageable and worthwhile.
>inb4 pedo
i have trust issues and I know for a fact people can spy on you no problem, watch what you type and click on.
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No.9538
>>9534
There is actually a really cool tool called protonvpn comand line i used to connect when was evaluating the free protonvpn the other day. The linux mint network manager can have some bugs with certain VPN setups. So they made a cli tool. Normally id be ugh but its actually like an old 386 video game. Based.
and yep already i was shitposting with it and ALREADY ONE THEIR IP WAS B&... and yep it wass for cunny posting. Fucking Paedos man. Literally the reason we cant have nice things.
>>9536
i find VPN + TOR just breaks too much stuff i try and just use one or the other. And also try to browse bareback when im banking and shit. Its like having to juggle 3 computers now. Shit is fucked up. Its all so tiresome.
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No.9539
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No.9540
>>9538
>>9538 im getting error with the openvpn command. after i authenticate the protonvpn. is linux mint shit?
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No.9541
its not mint its all the different netwrok managers in all the different flavours and all the different VPNs... the devs say its a bit of minefield
shit i just realised i didnt link. second half of the article is the command line interface. I had problems with mint but the cli is how you do it in mint
https://protonvpn.com/support/linux-vpn-setup/
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No.9542
>>9540
i was just poking around in the python config file and holy shit there is alot fucking shit going on setting up these connections.
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No.9543
>>9542
>>9541
errors are gone, i tested out locatiomn on there site its saying im in another location, good, diffrernt ip. but im still banned from 4chan. i tested out vpn in /pol thread. still not working. hmm
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No.9544
>>9542
its so far the most reliable free vpn provider. but wtf its finicky. lots of tinkering.
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No.9546
>>9541
no problems establishing it. just getting leaks apparently. are people competing with the free servers?
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No.9547
>>9544
try the command line tool. also double check your DNS server settings. Everyones been fucking with them lately you want 1.1.1.1
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No.9551
>>9547
>crimeflare
nice meme
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No.9552
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No.9554
>>9551
whatever frien roll your own its only a couple of digitts
>>9552
high performance virtual machines with a ramdisk like if your computer ram was your hardisk
based advice thank you fren
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No.9555
>>9554
>high performance virtual machines with a ramdisk like if your computer ram was your hardisk
and why use that when the bottleneck is your connection speed not HD access
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No.9556
>>9547
ns this protonvpn isnt compatible with mint. commands dont even register in the directory
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No.9557
>>9556
yeah nvm. im retarded.
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No.9558
The vpn was successful and I have no DNS leaks.
Question:
this new ip address still won't bypass a ban on a geographical forum board. anybody know why this would be?
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No.9559
>>9558
Datacenter and VPN IP ranges can be banned by website owners.
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No.9560
>>9559
im late to the party. damn.
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No.9568
I wasn't really good with which VPN i should go for so I went for Proton VPN but I saw some negative reviews online. I did't care much until I faced constant disconnection. I have switched to Ivacy VPN since then. Its a Solid service and at a much lower price. I can trust them with their No Log policy after many tech reviewers vouched for it.
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No.9620
Specially the free version is not very secure. I would rather use Ivacy Lite. It has it's name in the market and no crash or slow internet issues so far.
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No.9621
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No.9624
>>9459
>>9517
>>9568
Never believe VPN or Wickr's No Log policy. Do you think if you sold CP, they wouldn't reveal your real IP address to the police?
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No.9747
>>9620
DONT TRUST IVACY FAGGOTS.
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No.9757
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No.9760
>>9620
Fuck you, you're FBI
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No.9810
>>9131
no it is an Israeli company.
Just get a vps and make your own vpn, it is much safer and cheaper. You can get a year for a vps for 20 usd.
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No.9837
Don't trust VPN or Wickr or something. They could hand over your information to the police if you have something to do with CP.
Just use Tor or I2P.
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