I use vpn for privacy and security and don’t research the best way to pirate. However, the basic principles are probably the same so take it for what it’s worth.

1. Are you using free or paid vpn. Free is more likely to sell or provide your data.
2. Is your vpn any good?
3. Do you have webRTC disabled
4. Do you have dns leak protection (eg is your dns leaking)
5. Do you have a vpn kill switch (does your vpn disconnect and leave you still connected in the clear.
6. Do you have a separate “clean” browser that you use when trying to preserve anonymity (no gmail signed in, extensions, etc)

If you can’t answer these questions then you’ll need to do a bit of research before you try and use a vpn for anything more than basic encryption.

Also, stop stealing a-hole.

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Posted by TOSOV

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Posted on 2/4/18 at 11:05 am to armytiger16

quote:
6. Do you have a separate “clean” browser that you use when trying to preserve anonymity (no gmail signed in, extensions, etc)

What's a "clean" browser?

Is there a thread on here that has a beginners guide breakdown discussion for using a VPN. I know my company uses one we need to log into when out of the office, and to let us in some company stuff.

I'm wanting to look into doing my own cloud deal as I hate the thought of using googles, amazons, apples, etc. I would think a vpn would be important. I dont know, so totally naive here. Sux that there were so many recommendations on a vpn in this thread, cause that just adds to my confusion. Ha.

If anyone can point me to good threads, and not ones with a lot of dyck swinging sword fights amongst IT nerds (respectfully used. Ha). Thanks.

This post was edited on 2/4/18 at 11:41 am

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