Another interesting new alternative is Obscura VPN, but that is available only for MacOS for now.
It's very strange to create a VPN only for MacOS users, I think that's mostly a marketing plan because if privacy is the main reason, then they should be linux focused but their product is focused on Apple users and by marking their VPN as MacOS limited, it might make some people to feel that this is a special service for Mac and they might buy it for only that reason.Whole Europe is going crazy, Spain limits cash withdrawal from banks, CBDC announced in EU from October, etc.
I think I even saw that in UK every crypto transaction will have to be KYC only from 2026
Good luck to them with CBDC in Germany I think I even saw that in UK every crypto transaction will have to be KYC only from 2026
Wasn't UK enforcing KYC on transactions higher than 2K pounds? Or something like that?
I'd like to see more price models like this:
I agree with you, that's way better and fair price model.I stumbled upon this thread on Lowendtalk. Note that I wouldn't trust that VPN, comments say it's not encrypted and basically only meant to avoid the Great Firewall of China, but I like the price model: €1/TB, unlimited time. Especially for light users, paying per TB could be a better deal than unlimited bandwidth while you pay per month. But I haven't seen any other VPN provider offer that.
For reference: 1 TB would last me about 3 months on my desktop, and many years on my phone.