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As it turns out, VPN users aren’t really that bothered about transparency – TechRadar
VPN fanatics are far more concerned about privacy and security
Over the years, there have been a number of scandals involving VPN
companies found to store more information about their users than they claimed. More often than not, these incidents involve free VPN
services.
In a bid to prove their credentials and verify the claims made in their privacy policies, some VPN providers go so far as to commission independent audits. ExpressVPN
and NordVPN
, for example, both recently brought in consultancy PwC to perform no-logs audits
.
However, data collected…
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