I'm not saying they aren't providing a valuable service to many people. They are to me. But they also have the potential to cause great harm to their users, and are very hard to hold to account, should they ever do that. So I try finding the one I distrust least, and use that.
I don't really see the parallels to 'nothing to hide'. It's just a bit of, in my eyes not entirely unjustified, paranoia.
I am generally distrustful of anyone who takes money to hide potentially illegal activities. I don't think they shouldn't ever be used, but they do have the potential to be a massive weak point, and the way they're set up to avoid censorship laws also means you can't really hold them to account, should something go wrong. Ever tried sueing anyone in Panama?
Yeah, but the creators advertising Nebula also make the content, and there's definitely VPN providers I distrust less than those two.
Meh, triage. They'll probably cart you into surgery when you start dying.
Looking at my friends who use Instagram, it's basically for stuff that's either too many photos for a single post, so it's made into a themed story, or for stuff you wanna show off, even though it isn't quite good enough for it's own post, so it's on your profile for a bit, but not permanently.
I might be biased, but I can only reccomend it. Start with the EU country that vibes most with you, can't go wrong, honestly.
I'm from a country where uncut is the norm, to the point where it's unusual to meet a dude that's cut, and it's kinda fascinating to see someone being so into it.
Maybe you should move to Europe.
Thunder interprets both as communities, probably because a mistyped community is much more likely than a random email address.
I'd prefer them announcing proper update support.
Still, fuck Larry Ellison.
The second. It's unlikely, but not impossible, for a vpn provider to be compelled to keep logs, either selectively or for everything.