Could decentralized VPNs become the Holy Grail of privacy in the Big Brother’s Brave New World?

Written by VasilySumanov | Published 2019/12/19
Tech Story Tags: blockchain-based-vpn | vpn-services | digital-surveillance | blockchain-2020 | vpn-logging | internet-privacy-tips | hackernoon-top-story

TLDR The Internet is under 24/7 Big Brother’s eye and if you want to remain ‘private’, you have to cover the tracks. For chatting, we use messengers, for protection of our Internet connection - VPN, proxy, socks, and networks like TOR/I2P. Every messenger with at least a medium-sized user base isn’t secure and there is a lot of proof. The most use the VPN which logs each their step in the net.via the TL;DR App
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Written by VasilySumanov | Researcher of decentralized systems. Head of Research, Cellframe
Published by HackerNoon on 2019/12/19
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