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khanzain wrote to HusTler <=-

Hi there! In terms of VPN services, the choice often depends on
individual needs such as security features, speed, server locations,
and pricing. However, as a <a href="https://iqratechnology.com/hire-php-developer/">software developer</a>, I prioritize VPNs that offer robust encryption
protocols, reliable performance, and compatibility with various
operating systems and devices. Services like ExpressVPN, NordVPN, and CyberGhost are popular choices among developers due to their strong security measures, wide server network, and user-friendly interfaces. Ultimately, the best VPN service for software development will be one
that aligns with your specific requirements and provides a seamless experience for secure coding, collaboration, and testing.

Hi, Khanzain, ChatGPT much?

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Re: Which VPN?
By: Nightfox to Phigan on Mon Jul 03 2023 10:01 am

Re: Which VPN?
By: Phigan to Hustler on Mon Jul 03 2023 08:44 am

- Using torrents or similar file-sharing type services on a network tha blocks them (public hotspots sometimes) or simply from a network other

When you use those VPN services, they know what your originating IP is, what your destination IP is, and what kind of traffic you're sending to that destination. It's the same stuff that your ISP would know if you weren't using the VPN. I'm not sure what difference it makes which one them has that information. You're already paying your ISP, so unless yo have some reason not to trust them, why would you go trust some other rando any more than them?

If you do any torrenting, some ISPs actively monitor torrent activity, where ISP with that information..

Nightfox

I agree in that I believe most western ISPs (US, Canada, UK etc.) cooperate with law enforcement if that's your concern. They are, as mentioned, good for viewing content blocked in your region. They're not going to keep the FBI el al off your doorstep.

pk
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