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5. VPN Comparison by That One Privacy Guy

When I learned that my privacy was being invaded by different companies multiple times a day, I started trying to reclaim it. I wanted a VPN. However, I soon found that there was very little unbiased and reliable information about VPNs. Almost everything I came across was disguised advertising.

I started researching VPN services for my own knowledge, then posted my findings online to try and help people. I mainly publish two types of information: VPN reviews, and a Comparison Chart of detailed data about the service provided by different VPN companies.

I make every effort to keep the data on the VPN Comparison Chart up to date. However, parts of may be incorrect for various reasons, for example if a given VPN service is not transparent and does not make the data available on their official site. My chart doesn’t make any claims about any service: it simply shows a summary of all the information available (or lacking data). It is, of course, not a substitute for your own research.

If you work for a VPN company and you’d like to request an update to your information, feel free to contact me citing a proper source on the official website. If your information is verifiable, I will be happy to update your data.

The charts are color-coordinated like this:

Green – Generally good/good badge awarded.
Yellow – Something of concern.
Red – Something major of concern/bad badge awarded.
Blank – Undefined or for reader’s knowledge only.



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