@Gargron Proton seems like a good company. They mainly do email but they also do VPNs! 😁

@Gargron Proton seems like a good company. They mainly do email but they also do VPNs! 😁

@Gargron Been using Surfshark (https://surfshark.com) and Mullvad (https://mullvad.net). YMMV

I know Cure53 did look at Mullvad and the Surfshark browser extension in 2018.

https://cure53.de/#publications

@Gargron I have used @protonvpn (and their email service) for a couple of years, and I'm very satisfied with their service. Seems like one of the few VPN providers that still have a strong ethical commitment. Reasonably priced and linux-friendly.

@Gargron I still fail to understand how commercial VPNs make sense. A small virtual server (with OpenVPN) costs the same and you don't have to trust someone to not log your data. The only thing commercial VPNs do have you can't do yourself is the ability to easily switch between countries.

@Gargron what didn't met your needs?

@Gargron Mullvad is objectively the best!

@Gargron @protonvpn ;)

@Gargron Mullvad is pretty good. Pay for how many months you need in advance or pay per month if you like. $5 a pop either way.

@Gargron

https://brax.me
https://bytzVPN.com

@Gargron Mullvad!