[xerox13ster]

Honey, Established Titles, BetterHelp, 7CupsofTea, RAID Shadow Legends, FTX, OperaGX, AG1, Factor, HelloFresh, AirUp. How many am I missing? How much more do we need to see to be convinced?

I won’t use Ground News or Brilliant (I tried it in 2019 and was unimpressed) because they market so aggressively, something doesn’t smell right!

[thmsths]

Don't forget Incogni, I was tempted to subscribe but as you point out, when you see the other kind of services/products youtubers tend to peddle, it gives me pause.

[spookie]

Look at its owners. You have good reason to be skeptical about incogni.

[burnt-resistor]

All data broker "removal services" are scams.

[whycome]

They’re never services that the YouTuber vets.

[pstadler]

NordVPN, they're the most aggressive.

[wnc3141]

Is it a good product? Genuine question

[dzhiurgis]

Works ok. Friend shared their account. Proven useful few times.

Their app wants persistence and they had sister who sells residential proxies, if you catch my drift.

[burnt-resistor]

I'd sooner setup an AWS micro instance with wireguard than use some VPN that might well be logging everything and selling it to data brokers and/or sharing with domestic/foreign intelligence services.

[dzhiurgis]

TBH good luck doing anything with it, you'll be blocked everywhere.

But yeah I agree. You have to trust someone, somewhere. Adding layers helps tho.

[burnt-resistor]

Are you suggesting IP/BGP discrimination against AWS subnets? So what's the alternative, a random, cheap VPS in (country of choice)?

[mahmoudhossam]

There's also ExpressVPN