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Yesterday, 9:49 pm

VPNs have been very much in the news in recent months, in view of the well publicized developments in the monitoring and control of social media by governments. I'm particularly concerned at the focus on YouTube by the way, of which I'm a serious addict, and which I'd never even realized was 'social media'.

All the VPN recommendations I see appear to revolve around Nord, Mullvad, Proton and Express, but as a 'parsimonious' person :lol: , I'm more interested in those programs which have viable free versions. At present, I'm using Windscribe, Privado and Hotspot Shield free VPNs, and first impressions are favourable. Windscribe and Privado give 10GB per month, and Hotspot (of which I'd never heard 24 hours ago) seems to be unlimited.

Anyone else got experience of these lesser known VPNs, and are there any downsides of which one should be aware?


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Yesterday, 10:07 pm

^ In addition, I also use the Browsec and Opera browser extensions, which are not apparently regarded as proper VPNs, but are exceptionally simple to set up and use, and appear to do the basic stuff very well.


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