[mrki444]

Who cares about their privacy on the Internet, this title probably brings a few questionnaires over their heads.



Google, which is otherwise known to misuse user data for advertising purposes, now offers a service that provides privacy on the Internet - VPN by Google One.


Many VPN companies and Internet experts have commented that there is no chance that Google will ignore Internet search data through their VPN service. This will make the purpose of the VPN completely useless and Google will reuse user data. In short, it will continue as before.

[skysnap]

Firefox is also coming up with their own VPN too. Most of such VPN would be collecting your search data in exchange lol. So yeah I don't trust such corporations supported VPN.

[Carson20t]

I still do not really undersrand thecessence of von when the sites I really think it can best be utiliseutiliseban you jntantly if you You use them.So good for them but as for me it really never has been of any value or use to me.

[mrki444]

Firefox is also coming up with their own VPN too. Most of such VPN would be collecting your search data in exchange lol. So yeah I don't trust such corporations supported VPN.

So Firefox collect data to make search results better and now will offer service which don't collect it?
Looks they don't see how this contradict is.
I think only companys how don't have relations to search engine can offer good VPN service.

[ptrikha21]

Will a separate VPN make Internet speeds faster, make things safer or would it be just a mechanism for Google to make more customers "glued" in?
Let us see how this VPN fares?

[Mika]

I use VPN to bypass the site blocked by my country's law. Other than that I do not use VPN. I see no reasons. Tech giants collect our data whether we use VPN or no VPN.

[mrki444]

Will a separate VPN make Internet speeds faster, make things safer

Maybe safer but faster for sure not. It can only slow you down if some redirecting server is not working good.

[skysnap]

Problem is often people use the VPN to avoid google and if google is offering that service means it will easily trap those people who use VPN to bypass something google made.

[mrki444]

Problem is often people use the VPN to avoid google and if google is offering that service means it will easily trap those people who use VPN to bypass something google made.

In whitepaper Google write it will delete search logs but nobody trust them with that statement. Also they could always keep it in case FBI or other agency request information.

[skysnap]

In whitepaper Google write it will delete search logs but nobody trust them with that statement. Also they could always keep it in case FBI or other agency request information.

Sure they do write something like that. China also says they value privacy. But we know where that goes. When the people who make money off peoples data create anonymous services, they tend to create products which are like honeytrap and get people to believe in it.

[mrki444]

I ma not how other companys do like Proton, one of biggest VPN providers? How the handle goverment pressure?

[Netherrealmer]

I use VPN to bypass the site blocked by my country's law. Other than that I do not use VPN. I see no reasons. Tech giants collect our data whether we use VPN or no VPN.

You can also watch region specific Netflix and Amazon prime shows.

[skysnap]

I ma not how other companys do like Proton, one of biggest VPN providers? How the handle goverment pressure?

At the end of the day big companies give up if CIA and FBI trio gets in their office. USA is so powerful they easily go to nations like cyprus and belize and shut down companies too.

[mrki444]

USA is so powerful they easily go to nations like cyprus and belize and shut down companies too.

Or they can forbid company to work in USA. Since most traffic comes from there, they could not work anymore. Traffic would be to small.

[skysnap]

Or they can forbid company to work in USA. Since most traffic comes from there, they could not work anymore. Traffic would be to small.

That is pretty mild and they don't have to do that when they can raid other nations. They pretty much bully the small nations and people in small nations. Do you know company named Liberty reserve. They raided that company using FBI power. Closed it and took all the money. they also arrested new zealands megaupload owner and that case is popular too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Reserve

[mrki444]

they also arrested new zealands megaupload owner and that case is popular too.

I know for that case. Many call it first crime in digital world and start of DMCA rules.

[skysnap]

I know for that case. Many call it first crime in digital world and start of DMCA rules.

First would be Napster for the DMCA and copyrighting crime. Napster stole the soundtracks from user hard disk similar to torrent and started the crime.

[misha254]

It's a good move, but how secure is it to use these VPNs?

[sweerie_banana]

I still do not really undersrand thecessence of von when the sites I really think it can best be utiliseutiliseban you jntantly if you You use them.So good for them but as for me it really never has been of any value or use to me.

A good VPN- Virtual Private Netwok- has a lot of benefits. It will help you access geo-blocked websites, and content from all around the world, including your favorite streaming videos. You can also use it to change your IP address and it can appear as you are in a different country. You can also get better prices for purchases, flights, rooms and so much more. A good VPN will secure your connection, protect your privacy, and keep you safe from hackers or anyone who is keeping tabs on you.

The sad part is that they slow your connection speed and their connection can suddenly drop.

[uobill]

Google is the last company that I would trust as a VPN provider. They are terrible when it comes to privacy. They are also based in the United States, which is a terrible country for privacy.