@@techlore yo is mullvad definitely the best? does it do things like not let you connect to the interwebs unless its through the vpn and work on android windows linux etc. and how can you pay cash, from a shop? can you do a review on it im looking to get one very soon but i dont know what is bests
@@techlore also i know you do alot of vpn review but can u also do antivirus review what us the best antivirus? like what is best on each os because i know most dont cover all os you have to buy another for different os
@funkamne5ia are you fucked lol venezuela (a socialist country) literally censors the media and news there. Communists would just kill you for the sake of their imaginary utopia
This is a very important video. These Reddit accusations remind me of tumblr posts accusing TH-camrs of rape or sexual assault with no basis or police investigation just to destroy their reputations. This is the same case here. There is a lot of bad blood and drama between developers and some of them resort to these tactics. Innocent until proven guilty.
@tom spark I think the discrepancy lies in what we are debating. Lots of accusations thrown at these VPNs have to do with the fundamental basics of company management and the technical description of their service. It’s fair to question random accusations with little backing, as it’s pointlessly attacking a service for no reason. The Hated Ones video discussing what VPNs do and don’t do is accurate in the sense of not trusting a majority of services to keep your data safe in the scenario where you’re wanted, as you’re only as strong as your weakest link, and a VPN would likely be a weak link if you’re over-reliant on it. So yes, assume VPNs will log, but there’s no issue with an “innocent until proven guilty” mentality behind a claim that a reputable company is somehow based in Lithuania.
@@techlore Thank you for your answer to this. There is absolutely no contradiction on my part. I made my video as a technical clarification for people to understand what VPNs are and aren't good for. I see it way too many times where people think using a VPN alone can protect them from Google trackers. This is simply not true and people should understand what they can expect from a VPN - that is privacy by policy, and not privacy by design (as would be with a correct PGP implementation in an instant messenger for example). It's a completely different topic than what Techlore's video is about. I am glad that Techlore covered these accusations. A nuanced view on this was crucially important.
In case of security software, I treat them as guilty until proved innocent, i.e. won't use them unless they are open source, and I can check they can't (not won't).
@@larrygall5831 If you want to be 100% safe from online spying follow these two simple steps: 1. Throw your computer, phone and other electronics in a river. 2. Find a nice uninhabited cave and make it your new (spy-proof) home. =)
That's for sure! The only way not to be tracked or data mined is to be like the crazy guy in the movie Red and Red 2 staring Bruce Willis. Never have a cell phone and for that matter never ever make any kind of phone call.
@@Smileyreal All religious texts are partially based on real-world history. For example, the great flood that is mentioned in almost every religion actually happened on earth around 10,000 years ago.
Ah. The court of public opinion where you only need speculation based on a single piece of circumstantial evidence that was found on written on a bar mat to crucify someone.
I like this video because not only was it informative. But it did not contain trash music and an over exacerbated intro with machine sounds. Congratulations!
About Nordvpn, as you said people are just talking, but there is no evidence that the company is doing something wrong. It appears to me that Nord had proof to back up their claims that all the scandals were only allegations.
@TALU That... isn't a reason they suck. They're still a business and they're doing business. You just don't like advertisements and sponsorship emails (which, on a lot of mail services, you could easily have auto-deleted).
@Dex4Sure I really like NordVPN but that same thing makes my internal alarms go off. So so many ads in almost every youtuber I watch is a bit overboard for a company that keeps you hidden from the government and one of the biggest companies that runs TH-cam.
@Dex4Sure Dang it. I thought Torguard wasn't US based. I have to check another one. Someone recommended me Mullvad I think is called but I haven't checked with all this internet outages occurring on a daily basis.
Great video with excellent information. I wish everyone on TH-cam would learn from you on how to create a video. 1. The information is relevant to the title. (Not clickbate for profit). 2. Does not start with silly / BLARING music. 3. You smoothly and calmly work through the material keeping things moving along at a good pace!! Thanks so much for great information and presentation!! :)
I'm not usually one to complain but how is it that you can upload at 4k, but only like 20 fps? It almost hurts my eyes to watch the weird motion blur and skipping across the screen. I'm not asking for 144 fps or anything but a decent 30 would be amazing.
Very well done. Your videos are always so In depth and so informative. I can't believe you don't have many many more subscribers. Your videos are some of the greatest on TH-cam.
Lithuanian here - location of both offices are in the small "industrial park" situated in a semi prestigious location. There are many other companies who have their offices there, pharma, local "oligarchs", I think even oracle. So that's more likely a coincidence IMHO.
All that said, which a lot of it went over my head since I'm new to VPN's. I took it that you do not want a US VPN. I also heard you mention that we should also do something else besides just have a vpn. What did you mean, and do you have a video walking us through how and what to do?
Correct me if I'm wrong but in 8:45 you say the reddit post has no sources but then you show the About Page of CyberGhost that basically had the same text than the reddit post saying the "and in Germany" part.
I signed up for Nord here in China where they advertised it works great. It didn't work. I contact them and said "It doesn't seem to be working here in China" They said "Yes, we know"
@funkamne5ia Luckily it was the trial. Yes, went back to my old fav Astrill. The best one here is Express, but I need a family pack and they don't have one.
I bought a 3-year subscription from Nord VPN, back in 2018, by 2019 I went 5 months without service. Mind you that I live in China and use VPNs daily. During this time, I had to rely on free vpns, and other stand-alone proxies which work 99% of the time. Long story short, every time I contacted customer service, I was given the same answer for 5 months straight, which was “NO REFUNDS AFTER THE TRIAL PERIOD” and that their technicians were working on resolving the issue. In the end, they got the service back and running with a few glitches here and there, but no refunds nor credits.
I got an IPVanish advert before the video started. Not joking. 😂😂😂 Somebody liked it and I got a notification about it. When I clicked on it the ad played again!
I work at a company *like* Tesonet. They provide services to other companies. We do tech support for a few very big companies. Notice how I’m not naming these companies. NDAs are meant to protect companies’ business, not hide conspiracies about public ones being owned by smaller secret ones.
Are services under US jurisdiction obligated to produce and retain logs or can they just delete the logs? And if they have to retain logs, why are those companies under US jurisdiction when they definitely cannot hold their words due to law?
Because some of these services only want people to use them for encryption purposes . They dont want to take on government entities . Services like Proton and Nord take on governments . Services based in the US such as IP Vanish dont want to be in that sticky business .
@Richard Vaughn Not True . The US has no mandatory logging policies like people think they do . The whole commotion about ISP's tracking what you do is there agenda , not the governments . The government just ruled that its legal for them to do so if they so desire - which they do . The fact that the government can use the said logs is just a benefit to that fact . The VPN PIA is a prime example of this . They have been taken to court not once but TWICE . However , in the US it is true that they can start forcing them to log connections for specific people , but in the end that is just fruitless in most cases . Its also true that they can make them not say anything . That is they reason PIA does not have a warrant canary unlike other VPNs' .
@Richard Vaughn Even if they capture all the data , that does not mean they can decrypt it . Nothing is 100% secure on the internet . The question is how much effort is your opponent going to go threw to compromise you . There is a reason governments want encryption outlawed again . Just a few decades ago encryption technologies were considered munitions , and regulated as such . I recommend you look up a channel called " The Hated One ." You will learn a lot about privacy and security and what is and is not practical .
So CyberGhost allows 7 devices. It said I can secure my android tv by securing my router with GhostVPN. So then do I need to add it to my laptop if it's always on that WiFi? I'm new to this.
I need an opinion on an issue. I use and have been using ipvanish with iptv and work fine. I got a New iptv service that doesnt load when vpn is on but only off. All the other iptv's work with active vpn. Worried about isp blocking if i use without vpn as the service provider advise. What's your opinion
Depends who you ask...it is just a rumor they’re compromised. They still have a transparency report with nothing reported on it. Question is if updating the webpage means there was a compromise.
I'm confused. Everything was clear except for the PIA "rep" you were talking about in regard to ProtonMail and ProtonVPN. I use PIA (Private Internet Access) and also use ProtonMail. This is why I'm a bit concerned.. Are these two companies I mention above related in any way? I thought PIA (Private Int Access) is in the U.S. and Protonmail was Swiss.. Do they just happen to have the same name? IDK what to think.
Libertarian granny here, trying to focus on your message. The background music, although pleasant, makes it difficult to hear and grasp what you are saying.
that was a lot of info to absorb I've watched a 100 vids on VPN 's and I'm so far off on which one to try everyone is either pumping one or dishing one just bought a firestick was gonna start this hobbiy might just take it back lol
I have always pronounced the word canary in the term Warrant Canary (10:35) the same as the bird, thinking the phase meant the same Canary as the Canary in the coal mine. I have used the word a half a dozen times at most, and am not sure how it is to be pronounced. Can someone help me out here?
Excellent tutorial! There is no privacy on the web,get over it! Just get a normal e-mail server and pray that no one is watching or maybe use Steganography. Question to our host,I have read that the truly best privacy/security is Fireeye, but regretfully only available to selective customers. Any truth to this allegation?
From a quick web-search, it looks like FireEye isn't "selective" as you claim, but that they only sell to enterprises. These are two very different things.
My ISP is throttling my VPN's IP's one by one, and I have confirmed they are invading my privacy. Oh well, I'll start browsing grotesque porn sites and make them watch. Proof is my VPN was shutting on and off, they do this in case you don't have an internet kill switch enabled, hoping your data will leak out while you connect to your VPN's server or just get frustrated stop using it, I know this because when I disabled my VPN and played Fortnite I noticed my connection was going on and off like my VPN was i then connected to my VPN and a different country and the 'on and off" throttling immediately disappeared, they obviously got my Fortnite connection confused with my VPN. I might not even be able to play videogames anymore online since they may inevitably throttle the servers I connect to, thinking it's a VPN.
@Serenity Laboratories They throttle my obfuscated IP's one by one and they became permanently unusable after a few hours. They also accidentally throttled my Fortnite connection when my VPN was disabled. Even from an obfuscated server they can see I'm downloading encrypted data from a certain IP and they throttle it.
@Serenity Laboratories They also once cruelly throttled my internet to a snails pace for many years because I torrented software I couldn't afford as a teenager. They admitted to throttling my internet due to my usage of torrents. My ISP is EXTREMELY invasive of my privacy and always has been.
SO WHAT VPN CAN WE USE??? you gave us all the bad stuff so is there a company you would recommend?? i just want a vpn so i can download torrents. i dont want to search TOR.
@@verbosi7y275 -costs 5 dollar / month - lots of variable payment methods (cash, bitcoin, paypal, bank, cc,..) -port forwarding -no logs, no email, no password -much different locations
It is the only VPN to have achieved a gold rating from ThatOnePrivacySite, the only VPN review site I trust to be impartial. And you should be very skeptical when it comes to VPN reviews. There are LOTS of companies that pay websites, especially big tech review websites, in exchange for good reviews. When ThatOnePrivacyGuy gets requests like this, he publishes them and shames the VPN provider for their underhanded practices.
My big question is why a HR rep would be signing the apk certificate and not one of the app developers that would need to set the certificate into the security policies?
I can see doing whatever necessary to protect privacy. Some legal framework needs to be worked out for a warrant for the information which includes remedies for the accused if wrongfully persecuted.
Another potential reason for the ProtonMail/VPN is that under Swiss law ProtonMail can be made to (and will) start collecting logs whereas there is no prescedent or law to make a VPN start collecting logs.
Dang it, your claims should be SPOKEN, not posted as white text on a black screen for a short moment...! Not everybody watches the video so I have to stop & back up & READ what you're talking about. Please, correct this, it makes an informative video better to absorb.
Timestamps:
1:55 IPVanish
7:02 PIA
8:25 Cyberghost
8:50 Protonvpn
16:05 NordVPN
Thanks to techonetlore botnet for sponsoring this pinned comment!
The most trustworthy service I’ve seen is Mullvad. Requires 0 information, accepts physical cash, wireguard support, stepping up the privacy game.
Funny IP vAnish advertising during this. Lol
It’s not a Techlore video without IPVanish ads
@@techlore yo is mullvad definitely the best? does it do things like not let you connect to the interwebs unless its through the vpn and work on android windows linux etc. and how can you pay cash, from a shop? can you do a review on it im looking to get one very soon but i dont know what is bests
@@techlore also i know you do alot of vpn review but can u also do antivirus review what us the best antivirus? like what is best on each os because i know most dont cover all os you have to buy another for different os
It’s 2019 and your video is at 15fps.
U no speaka englesh wewll
Mark Sheldon you might be right
nuh, just his shutterspeed is pretty low
Felix Wilson yah, but the number of unique exposures being low per second is visually equivalent with a low frame rate.
And if that's a problem for you, don't watch it.
No 1 Rule whatever VPN you use make sure its not based in the US.
dont buy a vpn sponsored by capitalism
@@displaymynameas554 Yeah, I'm sure socialists will be just fine. They never censor speech or take offense to other views. lol
@funkamne5ia are you fucked lol venezuela (a socialist country) literally censors the media and news there. Communists would just kill you for the sake of their imaginary utopia
everyone in this thread has no idea what communism, socialism and authoritarian politics are and what are their differences lol
Shahmir Khan fucking wrong bro don't say stuff about country's u don't live in XD
True story: I got an ip vanish ad for this video.
Me too
same
We love the internet....
I got the ad too lol
Me too lol. All of the ads were for them
Who saw an IPvanish ad before this video?
I did.
*laughs in adblock*
i saw it twice. lol
Yes
Fuck ads, Go Premium and fuck all that bullshit!!!
This is a very important video. These Reddit accusations remind me of tumblr posts accusing TH-camrs of rape or sexual assault with no basis or police investigation just to destroy their reputations. This is the same case here. There is a lot of bad blood and drama between developers and some of them resort to these tactics. Innocent until proven guilty.
I think everyone wants u both to do a colab
Always a pleasure to have you here ♥️
@tom spark I think the discrepancy lies in what we are debating. Lots of accusations thrown at these VPNs have to do with the fundamental basics of company management and the technical description of their service. It’s fair to question random accusations with little backing, as it’s pointlessly attacking a service for no reason.
The Hated Ones video discussing what VPNs do and don’t do is accurate in the sense of not trusting a majority of services to keep your data safe in the scenario where you’re wanted, as you’re only as strong as your weakest link, and a VPN would likely be a weak link if you’re over-reliant on it. So yes, assume VPNs will log, but there’s no issue with an “innocent until proven guilty” mentality behind a claim that a reputable company is somehow based in Lithuania.
@@techlore Thank you for your answer to this. There is absolutely no contradiction on my part. I made my video as a technical clarification for people to understand what VPNs are and aren't good for. I see it way too many times where people think using a VPN alone can protect them from Google trackers. This is simply not true and people should understand what they can expect from a VPN - that is privacy by policy, and not privacy by design (as would be with a correct PGP implementation in an instant messenger for example). It's a completely different topic than what Techlore's video is about.
I am glad that Techlore covered these accusations. A nuanced view on this was crucially important.
In case of security software, I treat them as guilty until proved innocent, i.e. won't use them unless they are open source, and I can check they can't (not won't).
Ironically given your comments about IPVanish, TH-cam put ads for IPVanish in your video when I was watching it!
Nick Williams same for me.
Same here!
What a coincidence, I have one too.
Not really surprising since TH-cam analyzes the videos for keywords they can use to match their ads with.
Yup, played it twice for me.
Only the NSA knows for sure...
Unless you're building bombs, I don't think the NSA gives a hoot about pirated porn, movies or mp3s.
@@larrygall5831 If you want to be 100% safe from online spying follow these two simple steps:
1. Throw your computer, phone and other electronics in a river.
2. Find a nice uninhabited cave and make it your new (spy-proof) home.
=)
Yes, they do! They publicly condemn Russia constantly! Why I use Kaspersky
The NSA knows nothing compared to the Alien-Nazi-Hybrids living on the moon!
@@larrygall5831 the NSA itself wouldn't, but a rouge AI using their feeds would.
Moral of the story: You will never be completely anonymous online
That's for sure! The only way not to be tracked or data mined is to be like the crazy guy in the movie Red and Red 2 staring Bruce Willis. Never have a cell phone and for that matter never ever make any kind of phone call.
Tails on highest security and mcdonalds or kfc wifi bout only way
Whonix Gateway on Kali Linux thru Virtual Box, surf thru Tor Browser. Thank me Later.
I use VPN to read Bible from blocked sites
did you find the truth ?
@@thelittletyrant5539 lmao.
@@thelittletyrant5539 well i don't think you can get much truth from a fantasy book (My opinion, don't start an argument)
@@Smileyreal All religious texts are partially based on real-world history. For example, the great flood that is mentioned in almost every religion actually happened on earth around 10,000 years ago.
Most fictions include something from reality.
Lvl 1: routing traffic through one vpn
lvl 35: routing traffic through 10 vpns
MrPaxio exactly. Improve, adapt, improvise
speed at lvl1 80Mbps, Speed at lvl 35: 0.008Kbps. You have to draw the line at some point.
Dont forget to route through tor 10 times and proxies 10 times
As a wise man once said... Potato... Potato... Potato
Ah. The court of public opinion where you only need speculation based on a single piece of circumstantial evidence that was found on written on a bar mat to crucify someone.
While I agree with you, this is about your private data. If you can't trust them 100% I wouldn't use them. Just a matter of personal responsibility
I love it DON'T YOU!!
@@TheMrKeksLp Easy answer, don't trust anyone.
lol
If only your framerate matched your IQ.
Aw idk if I could hit 30 FPS
@@techlore Is it a C920 or something? Give it more light, it'll bump the framerate.
@@techlore You would need 120FPS
Damn, Kaizen can throw some shade :)
@@techlore 30? You'd need approximately 145 FPS
I like this video because not only was it informative. But it did not contain trash music and an over exacerbated intro with machine sounds. Congratulations!
Thanks for watching!
The scream was really horrible and unnecessary though. I just woke up and I'm gonna start my day pissed off now
@@Zimpfnis
youre gay
8:26 Got an ipvanish ad 😂😂
Another one just now at 14:45!!!
I got one at 0:00
I got one too
Same for me.
got one on the same time xD
About Nordvpn, as you said people are just talking, but there is no evidence that the company is doing something wrong. It appears to me that Nord had proof to back up their claims that all the scandals were only allegations.
TALU why?
@TALU That... isn't a reason they suck. They're still a business and they're doing business. You just don't like advertisements and sponsorship emails (which, on a lot of mail services, you could easily have auto-deleted).
@Dex4Sure Now that's a reason.
@Dex4Sure I really like NordVPN but that same thing makes my internal alarms go off. So so many ads in almost every youtuber I watch is a bit overboard for a company that keeps you hidden from the government and one of the biggest companies that runs TH-cam.
@Dex4Sure Dang it. I thought Torguard wasn't US based. I have to check another one. Someone recommended me Mullvad I think is called but I haven't checked with all this internet outages occurring on a daily basis.
No need for music in background while you're talking...it's annoying.
I actually liked the cliché classical music. It gave the otherwise serious topic a lighter tone.
It made me so sleepy that I actually fell asleep on my chair till the end.
I wish the music's volume was a little lower
Indeed, annoying.
*YES!*
Background music just makes it harder to understand the main content.
What is the name of your slideshow camera?
Great video with excellent information. I wish everyone on TH-cam would learn from you on how to create a video. 1. The information is relevant to the title. (Not clickbate for profit). 2. Does not start with silly / BLARING music. 3. You smoothly and calmly work through the material keeping things moving along at a good pace!!
Thanks so much for great information and presentation!! :)
I'm not usually one to complain but how is it that you can upload at 4k, but only like 20 fps? It almost hurts my eyes to watch the weird motion blur and skipping across the screen. I'm not asking for 144 fps or anything but a decent 30 would be amazing.
VPN's don't give you privacy by concept. They give you ability to view censored content, that's it. Tor gives you privacy by concept, use it
Heres an unprofessional tip. Route your network to another of your home based router of another ip.
I dont know what im saying.
niccatipay that's no help... lol
@@niccatipay what ever you are using, perhaps use a little less of it
@@yarpos Sure thing mate.
*grabs a bottle of tomato sauce*
@@alurma
Do you have any experience with NordVPN's "Onion over VPN"?
what about express vpn ?
Ok I believe you
@@techlore when thier servers were siezed by turkish govt then they found nothing. so you trust them.
First comment I made was a joke 😁
Pancake VPN
random guy: "NordVPN isnt based in Lithuania! its in Panama!
NordVPN official site: *Am I a joke to you?*
Express is Privacy proof. Even the Turkey government wanted logs of turkey terrorist and they didn't give it to them.
Source?
Lmao, acting like turkey has international sway? If this was logs of the pkk no chance they get them if it was isis, the us just stole their lead
restoreprivacy.com/ipvanish-provides-logs-to-authorities/ Lazar mallyon
VPN's stole your framerate
All three adds I got in this video were for IP vanish...
Very well done. Your videos are always so In depth and so informative. I can't believe you don't have many many more subscribers. Your videos are some of the greatest on TH-cam.
Thanks for the kind words :) got a long way to go...but one day hopefully 💯
Lithuanian here - location of both offices are in the small "industrial park" situated in a semi prestigious location. There are many other companies who have their offices there, pharma, local "oligarchs", I think even oracle. So that's more likely a coincidence IMHO.
I use NordVPN, I haven't experienced anything bad about it and I like it a lot, they provide a great service that I trust.
All that said, which a lot of it went over my head since I'm new to VPN's. I took it that you do not want a US VPN. I also heard you mention that we should also do something else besides just have a vpn. What did you mean, and do you have a video walking us through how and what to do?
Is the background music really necessary?
Gary Gervais Maybe
Its beautiful, hell yes!
I use a VPN to unblock HD streaming on my mobile device mostly. It is nice to know that no one can prove any of the claims thrown around at Nordvpn.
Dude. This is actually really interesting. Hope you get a chance to make another video like this again!
Agreed
Correct me if I'm wrong but in 8:45 you say the reddit post has no sources but then you show the About Page of CyberGhost that basically had the same text than the reddit post saying the "and in Germany" part.
I mean, we don’t even know every single data Google or Apple collects, data mining could be anywhere, even on my iPad, without my consent.
Yep! This is why we need to move towards FOSS software 👍
Is there any truly secure VPN? Probably not that's why it's weird to pay more for a VPN that is as vulnerable the the cheaper ones
Holy shit this is more convoluted than an anime love triangle haha. Also, love that music choice. Fits perfectly.
So which vpn is the best one to get for streaming videos on the firestick
Do a video about Express vpn, tunnelbear and HMA
Is hide my ass VPN bad ?
@@59fiftycap shit customer service and it randomly just used to disconnect for me so no I wouldn't recommend
I signed up for Nord here in China where they advertised it works great.
It didn't work.
I contact them and said "It doesn't seem to be working here in China"
They said "Yes, we know"
@funkamne5ia Luckily it was the trial. Yes, went back to my old fav Astrill. The best one here is Express, but I need a family pack and they don't have one.
nord vpn sucks
always trust lawyers, esp. the CEO lawyer of IPVanish, you can trust him, really, trust and obey...consume...obey...
I bought a 3-year subscription from Nord VPN, back in 2018, by 2019 I went 5 months without service. Mind you that I live in China and use VPNs daily. During this time, I had to rely on free vpns, and other stand-alone proxies which work 99% of the time. Long story short, every time I contacted customer service, I was given the same answer for 5 months straight, which was “NO REFUNDS AFTER THE TRIAL PERIOD” and that their technicians were working on resolving the issue. In the end, they got the service back and running with a few glitches here and there, but no refunds nor credits.
Yeah, nord sucks
I got an IPVanish advert before the video started. Not joking. 😂😂😂
Somebody liked it and I got a notification about it. When I clicked on it the ad played again!
I've got ad-block plus and I don't see any ads.
Did you filmed this video with different FPS than encoded? e.g. 24->30 fps? Sorry but it's hurting.
Bad shutter speed setting
Thing is, there’s still yourself who knows what you’re doing on the internet, so it is never truly private
I work at a company *like* Tesonet. They provide services to other companies. We do tech support for a few very big companies. Notice how I’m not naming these companies. NDAs are meant to protect companies’ business, not hide conspiracies about public ones being owned by smaller secret ones.
I set up my own Cisco SSL VPN: Cisco router 2901, ASA 5512 and Cisco switch 3850....life is wonderful
How much are you charging for me to access it?
I'm using a VPN I set up by myself using OpenVPN, the VPS I'm using is based in France, am I being watched?
There's no such thing as a perfect vpn
Are services under US jurisdiction obligated to produce and retain logs or can they just delete the logs? And if they have to retain logs, why are those companies under US jurisdiction when they definitely cannot hold their words due to law?
th-cam.com/video/M5N51k0o_8A/w-d-xo.html
I made this video that explains jurisdiction concerns. Let me know if it helps you out 👍
Because some of these services only want people to use them for encryption purposes . They dont want to take on government entities . Services like Proton and Nord take on governments . Services based in the US such as IP Vanish dont want to be in that sticky business .
@Richard Vaughn Not True . The US has no mandatory logging policies like people think they do . The whole commotion about ISP's tracking what you do is there agenda , not the governments . The government just ruled that its legal for them to do so if they so desire - which they do . The fact that the government can use the said logs is just a benefit to that fact . The VPN PIA is a prime example of this . They have been taken to court not once but TWICE . However , in the US it is true that they can start forcing them to log connections for specific people , but in the end that is just fruitless in most cases . Its also true that they can make them not say anything . That is they reason PIA does not have a warrant canary unlike other VPNs' .
@Richard Vaughn Even if they capture all the data , that does not mean they can decrypt it . Nothing is 100% secure on the internet . The question is how much effort is your opponent going to go threw to compromise you . There is a reason governments want encryption outlawed again . Just a few decades ago encryption technologies were considered munitions , and regulated as such . I recommend you look up a channel called " The Hated One ." You will learn a lot about privacy and security and what is and is not practical .
So CyberGhost allows 7 devices. It said I can secure my android tv by securing my router with GhostVPN. So then do I need to add it to my laptop if it's always on that WiFi? I'm new to this.
Im using NORD VPN while watching this video
Could you please post the source for the NordVPN blogpost that you mentioned at about 18:12 ?
So basically, umm, maybe, could be, not sure, dunno.
TLDR yeah. You want a scripting job over here lol
I need an opinion on an issue. I use and have been using ipvanish with iptv and work fine. I got a New iptv service that doesnt load when vpn is on but only off. All the other iptv's work with active vpn. Worried about isp blocking if i use without vpn as the service provider advise. What's your opinion
Great video! 👍 Glad it was overall mostly not so bad news.
Still pretty bummed out that SpiderOak is basically out the window now.
Depends who you ask...it is just a rumor they’re compromised. They still have a transparency report with nothing reported on it. Question is if updating the webpage means there was a compromise.
hey tech lore, may I ask on your opinion on Avira VPN. Is it safe?
TH-cam is showing IPVanish adverts before this video.
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I'm confused. Everything was clear except for the PIA "rep" you were talking about in regard to ProtonMail and ProtonVPN. I use PIA (Private Internet Access) and also use ProtonMail. This is why I'm a bit concerned.. Are these two companies I mention above related in any way? I thought PIA (Private Int Access) is in the U.S. and Protonmail was Swiss.. Do they just happen to have the same name? IDK what to think.
Dude the scream... Don't, ever again, or you'll buy me a new 🙀
Great video BTW, much research much appreciated 😊
Woke up my roommate
End of 2019, change on ProtonVPN ? Or same ?
@Solve Everything Interresting : www.reddit.com/r/ProtonVPN/comments/8ww4h2/protonvpn_and_tesonet/
Libertarian granny here, trying to focus on your message. The background music, although pleasant, makes it difficult to hear and grasp what you are saying.
It was too loud this video 👍
Techlore why does it matter if you’re a libertarian or not?
@InternalScreaming Why are you asking me, ask the Libertarian granny lol
@@internalscreaming9538 because it gives the troll an existence.
Techlore oh whoops. Sorry about that.
Awesome video! Hope 2019 will be a good year! Happy new year Techlore
I appreciate all the research that you did for this video ... and the music in the background ain't half bad as well ...
Just so you know, I got an ad for IPVanish before your video started and it was literally the first time I had ever even heard of the company.
I got an ad for IPVanish
Oops
Great video, thank you. But a simple question... which vpn do you actually use yourself?
Currently using AirVPN on personal devices, Nord is used for the business.
Excellent report. You obviously put a lot of time into this. Thank you.
However, the background music was extremely annoying and distracting. Stop it.
Noted. Thanks for watching ;)
@@techlore The music was great, don't listen to that fool.
I didn't even realise music was playing until I read comments complaining about it.
Why, you don't like classical music?
@@ZaKRo-bx7lp personally I dislike anything that distracts from the main content.
Did camera used to record this video record at less than 30 FPS?
No, 2
Thank you for giving Idea and knowledge I am from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Greetings 👋 Thanks for watching!
Do you recommend ProtonMail? If not which mail service do you recommend?
that was a lot of info to absorb I've watched a 100 vids on VPN 's and I'm so far off on which one to try everyone is either pumping one or dishing one just bought a firestick was gonna start this hobbiy might just take it back lol
Check out Sentinel VPN, it's decentralized which I would assume adds security?
Feel TORiffic instead.
This makes me question why I create content. Take my heart
Techlore does Nordvpn have any connections to Norton ?
No
Right now? Wow it's 2 am where I live.
8:30 AM where I live.
Why would you recommend secure privacy vpns located in the USA?
My internet just got shot off cuz i watched free moves and my free vpn didnt work, wut do i do?
What free movie app was it? Popcorn time?
@@Hero.S yah y?
@@MyPeopleNeedMe they told you to use a VPN they warned you, lucky for me i uninstalled the program when it said i needed a vpn
@@Hero.S well i used a free vpn
MyPeopleNeedMe I’m using nord vpn
I have always pronounced the word canary in the term Warrant Canary (10:35) the same as the bird, thinking the phase meant the same Canary as the Canary in the coal mine. I have used the word a half a dozen times at most, and am not sure how it is to be pronounced. Can someone help me out here?
I pronounced it wrong. Like the bird
Excellent tutorial! There is no privacy on the web,get over it! Just get a normal e-mail server and pray that no one is watching or maybe use Steganography.
Question to our host,I have read that the truly best privacy/security is Fireeye, but regretfully only available to selective customers. Any truth to this allegation?
From a quick web-search, it looks like FireEye isn't "selective" as you claim, but that they only sell to enterprises. These are two very different things.
What I meant:is FireEye the best security/privacy for your computer? After all the US is one of their largest customers.
Curious on how you feel about ExpressVPN
Good stuff. Thank you for your updates.
Any reason why express VPN isn't reviewed here? Is it not recommended anymore? Couldn't watch the video yet...
They never really had any major accusations against them. It’s good to not be in this video...
How do you not have a million views on this?
click bait, most vpn were accused based on rumors.
Does Mullvad support streaming ip for Netflix, Disneyplus, hulu etc
Very well made video and great information
Is that a gts3m in the back?
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My ISP is throttling my VPN's IP's one by one, and I have confirmed they are invading my privacy. Oh well, I'll start browsing grotesque porn sites and make them watch. Proof is my VPN was shutting on and off, they do this in case you don't have an internet kill switch enabled, hoping your data will leak out while you connect to your VPN's server or just get frustrated stop using it, I know this because when I disabled my VPN and played Fortnite I noticed my connection was going on and off like my VPN was i then connected to my VPN and a different country and the 'on and off" throttling immediately disappeared, they obviously got my Fortnite connection confused with my VPN. I might not even be able to play videogames anymore online since they may inevitably throttle the servers I connect to, thinking it's a VPN.
If your VPN service offers obfuscated servers, use it.
@@RainbowManification They still manage to throttle the obfuscated servers somehow.
@Serenity Laboratories No, they literally emailed some of the things I posted online to my psychiatrist.
@Serenity Laboratories They throttle my obfuscated IP's one by one and they became permanently unusable after a few hours. They also accidentally throttled my Fortnite connection when my VPN was disabled. Even from an obfuscated server they can see I'm downloading encrypted data from a certain IP and they throttle it.
@Serenity Laboratories They also once cruelly throttled my internet to a snails pace for many years because I torrented software I couldn't afford as a teenager. They admitted to throttling my internet due to my usage of torrents. My ISP is EXTREMELY invasive of my privacy and always has been.
SO WHAT VPN CAN WE USE??? you gave us all the bad stuff so is there a company you would recommend?? i just want a vpn so i can download torrents. i dont want to search TOR.
Make your own vpn using a raspberry pi ;)
nice EFF shirt
😀 Thank you!
Great video! Thanks. I didn't even know about some of the issues surrounding these VPNs.
just use Mullvad VPN. No account needed
What's the benefits of it? I'm currently thinking about getting a good VPN but I still don't know which one to get.
@@verbosi7y275 -costs 5 dollar / month
- lots of variable payment methods (cash, bitcoin, paypal, bank, cc,..)
-port forwarding
-no logs, no email, no password
-much different locations
It's blocked in Saudi Arabia, Fucking hell.
It is the only VPN to have achieved a gold rating from ThatOnePrivacySite, the only VPN review site I trust to be impartial.
And you should be very skeptical when it comes to VPN reviews. There are LOTS of companies that pay websites, especially big tech review websites, in exchange for good reviews. When ThatOnePrivacyGuy gets requests like this, he publishes them and shames the VPN provider for their underhanded practices.
Mullvad Location in 14 eyes country
My big question is why a HR rep would be signing the apk certificate and not one of the app developers that would need to set the certificate into the security policies?
The background music is soooo annoying and distracting but appreciate the subject matter.
Sounds like some Mary Poppins music lol
I can see doing whatever necessary to protect privacy. Some legal framework needs to be worked out for a warrant for the information which includes remedies for the accused if wrongfully persecuted.
Finally!
Another potential reason for the ProtonMail/VPN is that under Swiss law ProtonMail can be made to (and will) start collecting logs whereas there is no prescedent or law to make a VPN start collecting logs.
Subbd. Thank you for your time friend
What is the best vpn to watch Netflix from other countries
ExpressVPN is great for that, NordVPN is also pretty good
Thanks
Dang it, your claims should be SPOKEN, not posted as white text on a black screen for a short moment...! Not everybody watches the video so I have to stop & back up & READ what you're talking about. Please, correct this, it makes an informative video better to absorb.
The only reason I want a VPN is for my Firestick lol any recommendations?
Nord