IVPN is a small VPN run from Gibraltar. No referral leaderboard, no countdown timers, payment by card, cash, or Monero. The apps include a firewall that blocks traffic if the tunnel drops, and they offer anti-tracking DNS. Independent audits of the no-logs claim are published. The server list is short on purpose. You are not […]
Proton VPN is the VPN from the same Swiss group as Proton Mail. The apps are open source. The free tier uses the same no-logs rule as the paid one, which is rare and also slow and limited to a few countries. Paid plans add Secure Core hops and more locations. They publish audits. Swiss […]
Windscribe is a Canadian VPN with a free tier that is large enough to be useful, plus split tunneling and a firewall in the app. They publish transparency reports. The tone of the marketing is jokes. The settings screen is not a joke. There are a lot of switches. Free locations are a subset, and […]
Mullvad gives you a numbered account and nothing else. No name, no email, no password. You can mail them cash. The apps are open source. They have been audited, they publish when police show up, and in a 2023 search of their office there was no traffic log to hand over because they do not […]
BellCrier breach check
Most people are, and never hear about it. BellCrier checks your email against known data breaches for free, then alerts you when it turns up in a new one, with exactly what leaked and how to fix it.
