[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] TWiiTCH:
Are you someone who uses a free or modded/hacked VPN service & do you feel safe doing so?

I subscribe to tor***** VPN & proxy services & pay quarterly for a great rate. Tor***** is a paid service but offers things that I don't see mentioned in the free VPN provider apps. Tor***** is a zero log service that doesn't record what you do nor do they care, this is why I trust & pay them. Their speeds aren't capped either. This is not a promo, just a true to life description of who I use & why, you can research your own to use, I'm not pointing or guiding or suggesting anyone go to a particular provider. With mine You can use any ip address they provide whick is like ten in every country in the world (bit of exaduration) but they have 3000+ IPs in 50+ countries.

They even have stealth vpn mode which will allow you to connect, share, play, whatever you want even from oppressed countries like North Korea. Your connection can be seen but is encrypted and sent in a way that looks like normal legit everyday internet packages being sent/received as someone just casually browsing. You can even subscribe to a dedicated ip address in say the US so you can watch Hulu here in CAN. these ips aren't blacklisted I guarantee.

My question is do you think free VPN apps/services are free because the company wants to be kind? I have a sneaky suspicion that they are making money off of your info. I can't tell you for sure what they see or what the collect or track but I believe they track your sights visited, the content you prefer, your connection location, your ISP, & it could go as deep as banking info, screenshots, key logging, anything because all your data runs through them. They are a middle man. just because their a VPN company does not give them credit & honesty. They have to make money somehow & as the "free" VPN provider/middleman they can track, see, record, and sell your private info to anyone or any country or law enforcement and I believe this is how they fund their business, the selling of your info.

My point is Do you trust these so called free VPN apps because I'm seeing more & more popping up than ever and if they are free where are they making the money to stay up & running free. If you use free VPN providers what do you use them for? I figured vpn's were for privacy, security, & anonymity and I can't think of a valid argument for using a free VPN if it's for one of those things I mentioned.

Just trying to spark some Q&A on this topic because it is important to me and many others. I think free providers are keeping a lot in the dark & we as citizens with the right to privacy & freedom of speech need to know the truth about our online activity & the monitoring of it, especially if we are doing nothing wrong, just trying to protect our information that is sensitive to our lives, & the way we live. We have the right to privacy & I feel the free VPN providers are lying by omition, not all but a good many.

Any input or info or questions on this topic would be great. Let's see how many feel safe with free VPN providers & who did their research before picking one and what they found out. Also why they went with the provider they did.

Stay safe, Look for (VPN, ENCRYPTION, PROXY, ZERO LOGGING & READ USER AGREEMENTS FIRST) Please do your research I can't stress this enough.

Much love, Peace freedom & privacy!