Bitcoin, Blockchain, And The Technologies Of Our Future

https://youtu.be/8MHBMdTBlokhttps://open.lbry.com/@NaomiBrockwell:4/vpn-scandals:5It turns out that an overwhelming number of VPNs are actively harvesting and selling your data, capturing passwords / credentials / movements from your web activities, and doing all sorts of awful things. VPNs can be super useful: to help you watch the Netflix catalogue of another country, avoid government surveillance and censorship under oppressive regimes, hide your IP address from websites, stay safe on public wifi, and stop your ISP from spying on your internet activities.But it REALLY depends on which VPN you’re using.In this video we’re going to explore which VPN companies own which review sites, which VPN permissions demand far too much access to your machine, which code has appalling security, and the giant red flags in a lot of this code that scream data collection.00:00 Private Private Super Secret Secure VPN!00:42 Intro02:33 What VPNs Do04:17 The Risk of Free VPN Services05:30 1clickVPN07:15 FreeVPN08:44 ZenMate10:03