After the Snowden revelations, interest in privacy services including VPNs has skyrocketed. This hasn’t gone unnoticed to HideMyAss, one of the largest VPN providers, who are now using Snowden’s name to promote their product. Some may think that’s a clever move, but it is rather ironic since HideMyAss previously handed over personal details of a Lulzsec member to the U.S. Government.
My comment: Apparently it hides your ass but not your face. And I wonder how many VPNs are really trustworthy for anonymity. The answer certainly doesn't lie in the promises made in their Terms of Service.
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http://torrentfreak.com/not-so-anonymous-vpn-uses-edward-snowden-for-pr-140101/My comment: Apparently it hides your ass but not your face. And I wonder how many VPNs are really trustworthy for anonymity. The answer certainly doesn't lie in the promises made in their Terms of Service.
