XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.comp.os.windows-11
From: jim@jimXscott.co.uk
In article , Paul
says...
>> I'm not sure why all that matters when all I wanted was a new IP address.
>
> There is a commercial subscription service, that lists all the VPN exit
addresses,
> for commercial purposes. While one of the free USENET server operators may
not
> have the money to subscribe to such a service, "anything that matters" has
the
> money for that subscription.
>
> And the people who are incompetent while hiding behind a VPN, they "burn"
> the address they're using, and ruin it for the next user.
I've seen this happen before when people think they're telling us something
when they are actually saying we should only hide under a rock and only
come out at night "if we want to be safe" from whatever it is _they_ are
afraid of.
In every case, those saying it's "not safe" have no data at all.
They just made it all up.
Out of nothing.
It stems from their own fears of everything that moves in the night.
Shadows all.
It's never rational.
It's always irrational.
And, when you ask for details, they never are forthcoming.
Because they made it all up.
Out of nothing but their own fears of their own shadows.
You can't tell me not to use this simple solution without providing a
solution that solves the problem you are claiming wrecks this solution.
I'm going to pose my question bluntly, not because I expect an answer, but
because I'm trying to explain that people who say what you said have no
answer.
They have only their own irrational trumped up imaginary fears.
But no solutions.
What other free vpn service do you propose that you feel is much safer?
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Jim S
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