Quote from: ACAB on January 13, 2017, 11:42:44 PM

I hate yobit!

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Well they're not treating us the best at the moment. i would have though one of us here could have a word with them?

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Quote from: disconnectme on January 13, 2017, 07:58:22 AM

The way I'm looking at this project, won't it be illegal in some countries to visit the site, I just want to know if I need to use VPN just to protect myself from any possible legal issue

You should use a VPN everytime you log your computer on. Why would anyone want to be tracked online and kill the little privacy we have left. I don't do nothing illegal but always use VP because I don't like the fact ISP's know everything I may or may not do online.

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Quote from: disconnectme on January 13, 2017, 07:58:22 AM

The way I'm looking at this project, won't it be illegal in some countries to visit the site, I just want to know if I need to use VPN just to protect myself from any possible legal issue

ALWAYS use a vpn for everything you do on the internet!

What kind of VPN are you guys talking about? How you can use VPN to connect to anything? VPN (be it ipsec, pptp, openvpn or any other kind of it) is a peer to peer protocol, where both sides have to know the keys, so you can VPN to your workplace network, or some other private network, but as far as I understand you cannot use VPN to connect to random sites? So I wonder what I miss here?

Personally I use cyberghost for my vpn.

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Thanks for info! I has never used such service. If I understand correctly, you are establishing VPN connection to one of their servers, then go to open public internet through that connection.

Well, that way you hide your data traffic from your local ISP, but the Cyberhost itself (and their ISP too!) can still spy on you easily.

Find a vpn provider that has privacy in mind and they store no data, ie (log on ip address mainly) on their servers. Also, anyone of hundreds of people could be using the IP address they provide so even if you don't want to go with a good vpn provider who doesn't store data, it will be very very hard to pin point who is who.

It is harder to find vpn services that keep data than those who store it. Using a provider that stores it is useless and you may as well not use one at all.