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2 responses to “Reading this without using a VPN? That’s risky, but there’s a fix [Deals]”
2 year subscription. It is too long. Because I am living in China, many VPNs are not work for a long time in China for Great firewall. So I am using FlyVPN.Buy one month by month.
I’ve tried HMA before, the service didn’t work for what I wanted for and I hate their recurring payment handling but I still accepted that, until there were news published that they handed a user’s info just after getting a UK Court over. It was disappointing. Although I don’t use their vpn to commit online crimes yet it made me feel unsecured connecting to their service. When you claim to protect a user’s privacy, you should claim it until the end. Long story short, I had to switch. Frootvpn is my current one, cheaper and promise to not log anything even a timestamp (which HMA also collects as stated on their logging policy page) hoping that they wont go through the same issue to HMA -_- Looking forward!