Re: NordVPN

 > JAB wrote:
 > NordVPN introduces transparency reports
 >
 > https://nordvpn.com/blog/nordvpn-introduces-transparency-reports/
 >
 > They claim they don't release customer info to third parties, but
are
 > skimpy on details concerning law enforcement.
 >
 > They indicate "Number of automated DMCA requests:
2,421,053,"  but
 > don't explain what is happening here.
 >
 > Their current policy supports cyberbullies since they implicitly
claim
 > they don't keep records.
 >
 > But on the other hand, they say " We have never disclosed any
user
 > data or provided any access to user traffic to any third
party."  I
 > believe "third party" excludes law enforcement
 >
 > third party - A third party is someone who is not one of the main
 > people involved in a business agreement or legal case, but who is
 > involved in it in a minor role.

We do not need VPN services.
We need better laws that protects the end user.

We need to change the law before the Patriot-Act came into play along
with any other anti-privacy law.

Hack the connections. Block em if you have to. But our privacy is a
right people have died for and fought for.

..........

Making more hostile laws is not going to get somebody to abide by
stupid.
 

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