Comment on What we give away when we log on to a public Wi-Fi networkparentComments−chimeracoder11yBoth Private Internet Access[0] and VyprVPN[1] have apps on the Play store, which are completely plug-and-play.[0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.privateint...[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goldenfrog...−MichaelGG11yGoldenFrog has publicly stated that they are very much in favour of logging things.−tjbiddle11yWhere did you read this? I haven't check in in a while, but I remember doing research to ensure the provider I used wouldn't be logging - and I settled on PIA.−MichaelGG11yhttp://www.goldenfrog.com/privacy30 day logs.−HorizonXP11yThe names of those apps are totally unfriendly and off-putting.TBH, this is a combination of being a usability issue (solvable) and marketing/branding issue (solvable, but not as easily.)
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Both Private Internet Access[0] and VyprVPN[1] have apps on the Play store, which are completely plug-and-play.
[0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.privateint...
[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goldenfrog...
GoldenFrog has publicly stated that they are very much in favour of logging things.
Where did you read this? I haven't check in in a while, but I remember doing research to ensure the provider I used wouldn't be logging - and I settled on PIA.
http://www.goldenfrog.com/privacy
30 day logs.
The names of those apps are totally unfriendly and off-putting.
TBH, this is a combination of being a usability issue (solvable) and marketing/branding issue (solvable, but not as easily.)