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They're all evil man, just use a VPN in Russia all the time to really fuck them
Living in Russia, a lot of sites do not allow Russian traffic as it is considered to be high-risk.
Good idea to have a backup solution.
Yeah this is very true but I am trying to realign my more personal non business stuff away from all services like that
Ultimately they will require digital ID. No can do
Sure! I just mean if you must have a Russian VPN server, you better have it somewhere else as well. Also, practice shows that Sweden or the Netherlands are good destinations for a server. Both are not heavily restricted by sites and don't care about what you do.
Very true about Sweden and Netherlands for these purposes
"they"
Yes, they. The three ISPs he has to choose from. Context. He's not going to meaningfully opt out from dealing with the scale of the services Google provides online by choosing slower internet. We have to encrypt our traffic, secure our browsers and devices. And even then they will passively circumvent many of our efforts not to scrutinized.
In the end privacy is for me a way of judging the quality of my connection. But I do need a quantity of that connection, and if I'm going to shield my traffic obsessively anyways I'd pick Google Fiber.
We're picking between three companies that all collaborate with whatever law enforcement or spy agency comes knocking or visiting.