Quote from: cygan on Today at 10:15:27 AM

Quote from: UniJoin on Today at 09:37:51 AM

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You're absolutely correct in your skepticism about many VPN providers' claims of not storing any logs. Unfortunately, not all providers adhere to these assurances. It's crucial to exercise caution and conduct thorough research before choosing a VPN service.
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i would first of all avoid the vpn providers who provide their service for free for the users. because here i am quite sure that the logs are stored and also used for other purposes.
with the vpn providers that offer their service/apps only against payment, you can also not be completely sure - but in any case safer than with the free variant. i personally use 'expressvpn' here.

Hey Cygan, thank you for sharing your insights on this topic. As also described in our article, I completely agree with you that free VPN services should be avoided for multiple reasons. One of the primary concerns is that they are likely to store logs of user activities. This is a significant issue, especially when you're dealing with sensitive information like cryptocurrency transactions.

Additionally, free VPN services often have to make money somehow, and it's not uncommon for them to sell user data to third parties. While they may claim to offer "free" services, the real cost could be your privacy and security.