VPNs: Mozilla just added these new feature to its virtual private network | ZDNet Mozilla plans to bring its VPN service to more countries in the second quarter of 2021. https://www.zdnet.com/article/vpns-mozilla-just-added-these-new-feature-to-its-virtual-private-network/ Hate speech monitoring Wrong think monitoring Safe space mode Trigger warnings 1-click cyber police reporting

@sjw@neckbeard.xyz lol. You don't have to presage any censorship to question the value of Mozilla's VPN offering. From: https://www.zdnet.com/article/vpns-mozilla-just-added-these-new-feature-to-its-virtual-private-network/ > ...its VPN is based on the WireGuard protocol... WireGuard does not assign IP addressed dynamically, and stores user IP addresses on the VPN server indefinitely. So, I'd be rather sceptical about how "private" that VPN is until they've specifically addressed those technical issues. See also: https://restoreprivacy.com/vpn/wireguard/

@toiletpaper@shitposter.club Well they're just reselling Mullvad. They were one of the first to offer wireguard in prod. https://mullvad.net/it/help/why-wireguard/ They have a workaround for that and in addition also offer multi-hop for wireguard in case their solution isn't good enough. They're also the only VPN provider I'll recommend.

@toiletpaper@shitposter.club They offer way more features. Ways to get around firewalls, P2P in all locations, and even accept cash payments in all currencies (either by mail or their dropbox). They don't even want to know your email address. Not to mention native GUI Linux client, their entire stack is open source. Hell, they even migrated all their servers to coreboot. https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2019/8/7/open-source-firmware-future/ They're good folks with a fetish for transparency.