XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.comp.os.windows-11
From: jim@jimXscott.co.uk
In article , Char Jackson
says...
>>What other free vpn service do you propose that you feel is much safer?
>
> I have no dog in the hunt but my question would be that when it comes to
> a free VPN server/service, what do we know about the folks who operate
> the server, since they get to see all of the traffic that flows through
> there? With a commercial service, there's presumably a reputation that
> needs to be upheld so that a steady stream of customers will continue to
> use the service, but there probably isn't much reputational pressure
> being felt by the operators of a free service. As a result, if I were to
> use a VPN service, it probably wouldn't be one of the free offerings.
I'm going to use strong words because all the fools are coming out now.
And worse, none of these fools ever has an answer to a simple question.
What other free vpn service do you propose that you feel is much safer?
This happens every time the fools feel the need to say something, even
though none of these fools ever says anything that isn't already known.
I'm well acquainted with the observation that every fool has an objection
that everyone already knows so the fool is just proving to be a fool.
Every time vpn is mentioned, particularly a free vpn, every fool begins
warning everyone of what that fool believes everyone doesn't already know.
My point of view is clear that only a fool warns you of what everyone
knows, and then, the fool proves to be a fool by not providing a solution.
For the next set of fools who want to warn everyone what they already know
What other free vpn service do you propose that you feel is much safer?
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Jim S
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