I would like to use a paid vpn. What's important to me is good speed and reliable geo-blocking. If I could use it to post on 4chan, that would be a bonus but as far as I know, most vpns are blocked here so I'm not truly expecting that. I know express VPN is one of the often times recommended ones but I'd like to use an alternative, as I don't trust their owners with their backgrounds. I also know Nord VPN is very often recommended, but honestly I just find it hard to trust the sources I found because they often seemed biased. Is there a VPN you guys think is worth checking out, or alternatively, a website or forum or something where you think I can find good info on that?
>>110062527Tor
>>110062527mullvad
vless tunnel to vps in a country of your choice (Netherlands)
VPNs are a scam for people who obsess over muh privacy Youtubers and other snake oil salesmen. The point is to not having to trust anybody and with VPNs 100% of trust is on shady company who can lie about intentions or, in the case of Mullvad, IVPN, AirVPN, and other high esteemed VPN providers, can be forced to lie about logging and surveillance by law enforcement and you will never know. Just because some privacy Youtuber recommended you his favorite^[paid for] VPN doesn't mean you need one too. People say their parents are retarded for falling for falling Chinese scam companies and then they themselves fall for VPNs and Antiviruses. It's all fearmongering that gullible retards fall for and then pay a considerable sum of money to feel safe. People often times say that you need one for Geoblocking and torrenting, but Geoblocking can be circumvented with Tor and torrenting is still inferior to USENET. Get the money you pay for a VPN rather for a USENET subscription and an Indexer. USENET is more private by design than any way of torrenting will ever be (I2P torrenting exists, I know, but it lacks a lot of content).
>>110062527Mullvad if you need actual privacy and anonymity (you can pay in crypto)Protonvpn if you just just want to torrent stuff