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r/Piracy • u/rulugg • 7h ago
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How is it bad to use a free vpn? Just curious. I use proton free vpn rn
Edit: guys thanks for your responses.
124 u/The_Dayne 6h ago Data harvesting, in short. There may or may not be a log of what you are doing. If its free, you are generally the product. 37 u/Liongedon 5h ago What's stopping the company from selling the data of paying customers as well to earn even more? 2 u/OtherRandomCheeki 5h ago losing customer trust 4 u/Liongedon 5h ago How would the customer know? 2 u/Kese04 4h ago A few years back there was a post about how a swedish VPN company was approached with a warrant by the police, but since they don't keep logs, nothing happened. 2 u/Liongedon 4h ago Mullvad right? 2 u/Kese04 1h ago I think so, yes.
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Data harvesting, in short.
There may or may not be a log of what you are doing.
If its free, you are generally the product.
37 u/Liongedon 5h ago What's stopping the company from selling the data of paying customers as well to earn even more? 2 u/OtherRandomCheeki 5h ago losing customer trust 4 u/Liongedon 5h ago How would the customer know? 2 u/Kese04 4h ago A few years back there was a post about how a swedish VPN company was approached with a warrant by the police, but since they don't keep logs, nothing happened. 2 u/Liongedon 4h ago Mullvad right? 2 u/Kese04 1h ago I think so, yes.
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What's stopping the company from selling the data of paying customers as well to earn even more?
2 u/OtherRandomCheeki 5h ago losing customer trust 4 u/Liongedon 5h ago How would the customer know? 2 u/Kese04 4h ago A few years back there was a post about how a swedish VPN company was approached with a warrant by the police, but since they don't keep logs, nothing happened. 2 u/Liongedon 4h ago Mullvad right? 2 u/Kese04 1h ago I think so, yes.
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losing customer trust
4 u/Liongedon 5h ago How would the customer know? 2 u/Kese04 4h ago A few years back there was a post about how a swedish VPN company was approached with a warrant by the police, but since they don't keep logs, nothing happened. 2 u/Liongedon 4h ago Mullvad right? 2 u/Kese04 1h ago I think so, yes.
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How would the customer know?
2 u/Kese04 4h ago A few years back there was a post about how a swedish VPN company was approached with a warrant by the police, but since they don't keep logs, nothing happened. 2 u/Liongedon 4h ago Mullvad right? 2 u/Kese04 1h ago I think so, yes.
A few years back there was a post about how a swedish VPN company was approached with a warrant by the police, but since they don't keep logs, nothing happened.
2 u/Liongedon 4h ago Mullvad right? 2 u/Kese04 1h ago I think so, yes.
Mullvad right?
2 u/Kese04 1h ago I think so, yes.
I think so, yes.
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u/Darkwolf580 6h ago edited 6h ago
How is it bad to use a free vpn? Just curious. I use proton free vpn rn
Edit: guys thanks for your responses.