[toodlebunions]

So what's the best VPN that doesn't store or sell their user data?

Surely a new business opportunity if there isn't one good enough to recommend for privacy.

[Baeocystin]

I like Private Internet Access for most uses (the inline adblock is particularly nice as a way to save data on unrooted phones), and NordVPN for things like Netflix, or easy dual-VPN. Been using them for a while, they're both great.

[dreamcompiler]

I like Private Internet Access. The're usually ranked pretty high by privacy advocates and they don't keep logs.

[dreamcompiler]

P.S. just found out about PIA's full-page ad in NYT: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/61ns2w/private_intern...

[mirimir]

See https://thatoneprivacysite.net/

Ones that have been around for years and widely trusted: AirVPN, BolehVPN, Insorg, IVPN, Mullvad, PIA.

Disclosure: I write stuff for IVPN.

[alltakendamned]

https://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/freedome

Finnish privacy laws are really strong.

[LeoPanthera]

I use (not necessarily an endorsement) BlackVPN. I like that they are based Hong Kong, and not the US or a US-friendly country.

[pfarnsworth]

You somehow trust China better?

[simplyluke]

China likely lacks any kind of legal authority over him.