/tech/ - Technology

>>6317
no, just the ones that get used by criminals. smaller ones probably fly under the radar as long as no one uses them for illegal shit. real criminals probably dont use vpns anyway they likely use tor

I'm not using them to protect against nation states or feds. I'm using them to help defend against surveillance capitalism.

>>6317
The reason it was shut down was because they advertised to criminal elements.
Also here's the link to the full article you forgot to share, jackass:
https://torrentfreak.com/fbi-and-europol-shut-down-bulletproof-vpn-service-that-helped-criminals-201224/

>>6317
>>6333
this. the Internet is a utility that the Feds can abuse at whim. Web 2.0 was developed by the US Military!
It was decades before they were banned from wiretapping and most of laws don't apply to 'cellular devices.'

Revolutionary communication will /always/ be in the vanguard paper, comrade, would you like an issue for $1?

>>6317
Well then, why don't we seize the means of communication from the Feds?