i use tunnel bear too :D gives free 1 gb month data and also doesnt store ur browsing history :D and it is trust worthy in my opinnion
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+1 for tunnelbear. Using it for over a year and i am very happy with it. They are also constantly adding new features/tunnel locations.
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As long as your ISP is your internet provider, they can track down everything you do. Don't even bother to use a VPN just because you don't trust your ISP.
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unless you build your own interwebz network your ISP, and the datacenters you interact with will be able to track/log your actions.
Also, not to sound like an a-hole, but this "I don't trust my ISP/goverment" sounds like what 12y olds say on facebook after they post a guy fawkes mask profile pic. Don't be that guy.
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You're right about "private interwebz". Because of that i still didn't even install any VPN software. But i would consider to do it again in a next few hours, since we can't use any DNS successfully. I don't care what is happening about politics or conspiracies, i just want to watch silly videos on YouTube and tweet some **** on twitter but... i can't. Because of ugly bans.
No no no... that's far beyond trust and conspiracy... especially nowadays they poke their noses into our internet connections. Especially twitter, even the ban lifted. When you take a look on command prompt how you can manage to connect twitter's servers, you can see many irrelevant connections to weird domains. I don't know it's government or not though. Something wrong for sure. Anyway, that's enough talk about it. I don't prefer to talk about that kind of subjects but time by time, alas, that's inevitable.
By the way, country is Turkey.
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Well the "wierd" domains can be a lot of things. First of all that's how worldwide routing works, it pops around different centers to reach it's destination, also big social media services use a lot of dirrenet satistics/advertisement/scan-bot systems/subservices, and the incredible traffic on those sites requires them to separate all those things, to make it possible to run them smoothly, and it results all those stuff run on different domains, and are located at different places geographically.
I also do think that since you tweet stuff, there is nothing you can, or should try to hide there.
You can also try for example Tor browser, as far as I know they do encrypt all the packets on your PC, so it might give you some extra layer of security, but I'm not entirely sure how that works out on a global scale, I'm haven't really researched those algorithms/protocols.
Also if this gives you any comfort: Even if the government is collecting information about you, no1 will ever read it, because those data collections are done with very-very specific search algorithms, and are based on flagging systems, which are made to flag people only who go to sites that are not for any law obeying random people. And it's not efficient for them to store "useless"(=not priority targets) information.
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I use https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/ It's $40 a year (cheap) for unlimited data.
It can max out my bandwidth at full speed, and I can play tf2 with ping <30 using the US East server.
Despite its appearance, it is serious about privacy.
I've been satisfied with using it for my laptop, desktop, and phone (Windows, Linux, and Android).
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Hello there! Since i don't trust my ISP anymore, i decided to use a VPN software. But using that kind of software doesn't seems trustworthy as well.
My friend recommended me TunnelBear. What about you? Please enlighten me :)
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