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Pornhub shuts down in Texas... and predictably, VPNs benefit
(mashable.com)
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this post was submitted on 16 Mar 2024
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oh yes, routing all traffic into limited number of bottlenecks is excellent for privacy 🤣
You've got a lot more options by way of selecting a VPN provider than an ISP. Your ISP options are those who have physical infrastructure at your location. You can get VPN service from anyone.
You have to trust your VPN provider to about the degree that you do your ISP in a VPN-less environment, true enough, but VPN providers are in a more-competitive market. It's a lot easier to switch away from a VPN provider that you don't like.
For example, I would trust an EFF-provided VPN service to a pretty considerable extent; I already trust the EFF on a lot of privacy matters.
I mean, it is?