关于虚拟专用网络的真相-您是否应该使用VPN？

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1. They say you can run but you can’t hide

2. In my view and expertise as a security engineer it is not worth the money for private use. For professional use it is ok. For example if your connect from home to the server of the office, it is even recommanded to use a VPN, because your data is always encrypted. I recommand to use a pc or Imac. No Android devices from Google. They earn big money on collecting and stelling your data. Stay away from the Google Chrome browser, use Firefox instead + use add blockers and use common sense. Always keep your Internet security software up to Date. Clean regulary your browser history. Considering mails: do not open any fishy attachments, especially if you do not know the sender. However mailadresses can also being hacked and used by hackers. Try to keep the registration to websites as low as possible. Big creditcard companies and even servers of major banks have been hacked in order to steal information of their clients. Last couple of years, there is a trend of more and more identity theft. So do not allow People to make a copy of your identitycard or driving license. Example (this happened recently) There was a Nice house for rent. Potential Renters was asked for a copy of their identity card to make out the contract. What they actially did, was closing loans with banks on the name of those poor victims. Unaware the victims Got reminders that they had fallen behind with their payments to the bank. Since the victims can not proof it was not them, Who closed the loans, they are obliged to pay back these loans.

3. Anyone else know that was Joji in the beginning?

4. you can not be completely invisible on internet.
   DARK WEB: do you know me baby?

5. I use nordvpn on my phone, connect to server in Asia and my google still show suburb im in? Obviously google is not fooled, they know my exact location despite the fact im connecting to internet thru asian server

6. wtf i only want to hide my ip from 12 year old teamspeak owners

7. ExpressVPN app
   
   Secure & easy to use
   
   Asus RT-AC56(U/R/S)
   
   Asus RT-AC68U
   
   Asus RT-AC87U
   
   Linksys EA6200
   
   Linksys WRT1200AC
   
   Linksys WRT1900AC(S)
   
   Linksys WRT3200ACM
   
   Netgear R6300
   
   Netgear Nighthawk R7000
   All these recommended routers are open source software and firmware. setup your VPN inside the router and every device on you network will be protected. Since I have been using a VPN service I have never received another letter from my ISP about copy write infringement. I have tried 3 VPN services over the past 2 years Tunnel Bear was slow, Nord VPN was slow but faster than Tunnel Bear. ExpressVPN is 10 times faster than the the other 2 I listed. Give them a try
   https://www.expressvpn.com/

8. The only way to not be tracked is to move into the wilderness somewhere.

9. I assume all VPN customers pay for their service via virtual private wire transfer 😉

10. ProtonVPN has ties to CERN

11. I got an ip vanish ad

12. If you use a VPN, and do anything within any other program that phones anything home, you are still giving up information. A VPN can just give you access to other countries content. Mozilla collects data, Chrome and anything Google does this too, even a weather widget on your desktop still has access to your system. Unfortunately, unless you write your own software to do something, no dice.

13. There was a guy that accepted a challenge to saty hidden and he was doing well until they hacked him through tor (through tor rly if they can do that then no shitty vpn can save you )there is only 1 vpn that i believe works its called chaosvnn(however it dose not make you anonymous)its free if you can install it ….

14. Perfect, except don’t fucking say Tor makes you anonymous. If you own entry and exit nodes, you can correlate the traffic. And hmmmmm, who would have a near infinite budget to set up hundreds of thousands of nodes…. ?

15. Is that roaming millennial voice @ the beginning

16. And how easy would it be for the government or big tech to setup a VPN and register all data that comes thru.

17. Break up the Alphabet company which owns Google, Youtube and a LOT more besides. STOP monitoring by them that way.

18. Thank very much for all that info sir you just saved me a lot money and trouble

19. Mizuz your data.. lol

20. But vpn helps against hackers.

21. so of course this being a giant advertisement for a vpn company makes this a non biased report huh? rofl. this is a 13 minute commercial for virtual shield which is a vpn company.

22. Thank you.

23. TOR , DuckDuckGo. ??

24. Mozilla cannot be trusted. They built Firefox with the ability to add extensions remotely without your permission. No backdoors please!
    At the moment I'm using Brave and Dissenter for all my browsing needs.

25. If you want to be completely anonymous on the internet, I am presenting you the best option, if you follow this, it’s 100% guaranteed. Don’t use the internet. Turn the WiFi router off, turn the internet off in the settings, and don’t use it forever. I am an addict so I am also trying to not use it that much, maybe in a couple of weeks, I’ll turn it off completely…

26. It's true that most VPN service providers save data for a while as per the applicable local legislation. . . buuuuut :trollface: some don't.

27. i use anon surf macc changer Vpns but the best of the very best is a full on proxy chain the hackers No 1 choice,works with iphone android and of course linux-my linux parrot security comes pre installed with everything even serving a proxy website etc …..for windows go to network settuings uncheck auto detect netwroks ettings and slect proxy go online find some proxies they all free look for norway as thats always faster copy the ip and port number paste to network settings click apply then ok = job done now yer running through a proxy this should work ok on windows any linux usrs shoulld already know how to set one up but if not YT some vids or search online…….proxy chains are by far rhe strongest most anon way to surf but as with all vpns and proxies expect a slight decrease in speed and expect captchas again iphone apple mac and linux can easily turn off or automate the captcha

28. the internet was and never will be an anonymous place for the common man, vpn or not makes no difference.

29. I love your channel.

30. So many of these VPNs do not use logs, but you can still be tracked?

31. VPN is bullshit they see everything sold to,the highest bidders the best

32. Jokes on you: I'm running Duckduckgo… incognito!

33. In Iran that a lot of website's blocked Iranian IP address we have no choice to use a VPN because it don't show are Iranian IP address
    THE TRUE USAGE OF VPN

34. VPN technology has it's uses, but this is not it. You can run a VPN yourself to ensure all your mobile devices on other networks are routed via encrypted communication to your personal home network where you can safely access your other machines and use things like pi-holes on your mobile devices while on the go.

    For anonymity, TOR browser is a far better choice and to limit tracking methods, no-script and tracking blockers are pretty effective. You can even randomize your browsers identity if you wish.

35. So how bout a VPN to a VPN to a VPN to a tin can?

36. This is a government video

37. They tell you what you want to listen – like politicians, they lie!. Thanks for the video.

38. The real truth about vpns, the one nobody talks about: Ever get mad because your internet is particularly slow or cutting out one day? That will be every day if you are routing your traffic through a vpn

39. I use brave browser, protonVPN, and i keep my laptop in a faraday bag when not in use. Am I good?

40. I use an anonymous browser called Tor.

41. In my country Cyprus is free to watch whatever you want
    So we don't need VPN. The only annoying is that you watch YouTube and ads pop up

42. i've reached the half point of your video and im already barfing on the amount of bs you're also feeding your users. I agree that people shouldn't straight up trust to be completely invisible when using a vpn, but the part about tracking everything is just baffling. If you're a normal person, you are "untraceable" because your actions are similar to very many people around you. Hiding any activities that single you out will be necessary to be anonymous, but hiding every information about yourself down to even being literally invisible is as good as hanging a sign on your head saying "im here". Thats an oddity that draws attention, thats a reason for you to be focused on and tracked, thats the opposite of being anonymous.

43. I was so close to downvoting because you only talked about this privacy bullshit. Only in the last two minutes you started to talk about what VPNs are used for (you basically just mentioned the uses bnriefly). If you title your video: " The thruth about Virtual Private Networks – Should you use a VPN?", you should actually explain what a VPN is used for and why you should or should not use it. There are actually many vpn services that do not promote this privacy protection bs, but rather highlight what their service is used for. Your video was a bit misleading for me, as it didn't reflect its title at all. Next time, call it: " Why VPNs don't protect your privacy."

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