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Panama as a privacy jurisdiction?
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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Thats why nordvpn is so cheap and its not rated in the top 5 VPNs by privacy sites even tho on paper it looks good
I've been using ProtonVPN in Switzerland. Also their zero-knowledge email. They are building zero-knowledge cloud.
Pretty sure they log your IP
Likely yes. But Switzerland has decent privacy laws. And you can just use Tor browser after. Swiss laws don't allow US style fishing expeditions.