The trouble with VPN and privacy review sites

Re:The trouble with VPN and privacy review sites by kylec on Thursday November 21, 2019 @01:06PM (#21597253)

This is why I desperately want Apple to build a VPN service. They are already committed to privacy, and they've got a lot more to lose than some fly-by-night VPN service.

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Re:The trouble with VPN and privacy review sites by Mindwipe on Thursday November 21, 2019 @01:37PM (#21597662)

> They are already committed to privacy

They're also already committed to censorship, so I don't fathom how they'd run a VPN service.

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Re:The trouble with VPN and privacy review sites by autoexec on Thursday November 21, 2019 @08:23PM (#21601630)

Apple is vulnerable to a national security letter. They can stop your ISP from spying on you, but your data will still be shared with any number of 3 letter agencies and will still likely be vulnerable to logging and pressure from the media industry to accept and process DMCA notices for their VPN users. Apple won't say no if the RIAA threatens to pull content away from itunes.

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Re:The trouble with VPN and privacy review sites by stubish on Thursday November 21, 2019 @10:07PM (#21602103)

I predict Cloudflare will be the first major provider. If they don't already count (they have already done phones).

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