VPN Software

[Molitoth]

Torguards Software just allows you to click a big EZ button and you are connected.

I think it's exactly what you are looking for to be honest.

Regular price is $60 a year... but they hold Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals every year for 50% off.

They might even do this around Easter as well...

[Stewie]

A recent lawsuit proves VPN'S are pretty much worthless when push comes to shove.

The case had to do with bullying and the perpetrator used a well known VPN, bought and paid for.

The investigation went to a pretty high level and voila, the perp was immediately identified even with the VPN.

Tread carefully my friends.

[BigRichard]

Originally Posted by Stewie

A recent lawsuit proves VPN'S are pretty much worthless when push comes to shove.

The case had to do with bullying and the perpetrator used a well known VPN, bought and paid for.

The investigation went to a pretty high level and voila, the perp was immediately identified even with the VPN.

Tread carefully my friends.

Say you don't know what we are even talking about without saying you don't know what we are talking about.

[Molitoth]

Originally Posted by BigRichard

Say you don't know what we are even talking about without saying you don't know what we are talking about.

It all depends on what you use a VPN for, but yes Stewie... when using to do illegal things like download copywritten content, these services will all eventually lose in court and/or be forced into providing logs.
(IMO)


https://restoreprivacy.com/torguard-...QjzwvLXf192E88


https://securityreport.com/movie-studios-sue-torguard-after-10-million-legal-battle-with-liquidvpn/?fbclid=IwAR0hVCCQlUbZsBUz9qvjUP_wucinctjC21OnFUGjrE8GRWxsomBabeHoK6Y

[markdis]

Originally Posted by Molitoth

It all depends on what you use a VPN for, but yes Stewie... when using to do illegal things like download copywritten content, these services will all eventually lose in court and/or be forced into providing logs.
(IMO)


https://restoreprivacy.com/torguard-...QjzwvLXf192E88


https://securityreport.com/movie-studios-sue-torguard-after-10-million-legal-battle-with-liquidvpn/?fbclid=IwAR0hVCCQlUbZsBUz9qvjUP_wucinctjC21OnFUGjrE8GRWxsomBabeHoK6Y

Thanks for sharing those links. Just learnt something new
From my side would like to add that i found an interesting info about purevpn and cyberghost in this article.
Those are the only two vpns i ever used, not to mention TOR browser which is very slow for my purposes.

[BigRichard]

Originally Posted by Molitoth

It all depends on what you use a VPN for, but yes Stewie... when using to do illegal things like download copywritten content, these services will all eventually lose in court and/or be forced into providing logs.
(IMO)


https://restoreprivacy.com/torguard-...QjzwvLXf192E88


https://securityreport.com/movie-studios-sue-torguard-after-10-million-legal-battle-with-liquidvpn/?fbclid=IwAR0hVCCQlUbZsBUz9qvjUP_wucinctjC21OnFUGjrE8GRWxsomBabeHoK6Y

When we are talking illegal activity with VPN(which isn't being discussed in this thread... completely different thing) no logs were given as there weren't any to give. Most VPN sites do that. They don't retain logs therefore they can't be asked to give them to anyone. So they were not forced to give up their logs.

[Stewie]

Originally Posted by BigRichard

Say you don't know what we are even talking about without saying you don't know what we are talking about.

So, what are we talking about? Are we talking about talking, or not talking about not talking? Maybe it's some sort of secret talk that can't be talked zbout. I bet there's a group of specially educated (Special Ed) Mensanians that talk among themselves. A cool group, I'm sure.

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by Stewie

So, what are we talking about? Are we talking about talking, or not talking about not talking? Maybe it's some sort of secret talk that can't be talked zbout. I bet there's a group of specially educated (Special Ed) Mensanians that talk among themselves. A cool group, I'm sure.

It's likely they're not talking about illegal activities that could only be uncovered via subpoena.

[BigRichard]

Originally Posted by TwistedChief

It's likely they're not talking about illegal activities that could only be uncovered via subpoena.

We are talking about VPN'ing into your own network... things businesses do all the time which has absolutely nothing to do with illegal activity. If you wanted to spend 15 minutes you could setup your own VPN on your own network and use it from anywhere. You aren't doing anything illegal.

[Stryker]

We use Global Protect which works well