depends, why do you want vpn in the first place?
proton free isn't bad
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privacy mainly, lowkey why im posting it here
imo it's good enough especially when you don't trust your isp/gov
i dont really trust them but i also don't think they're untrustworthy
i just like the extra layer of privacy
Set up DoH globally for your devices if you need privacy. Something like Adguard DNS.
i use nextdns, its good right?
I think they pay mullvad. It has a no logs policy. Better than most. I currently use Mullvad but maybe will try proton when it expires as they've had some missteps, but they ain't funding Nazi parties.
If you're gonna use a free one, might aswell. It's just their barebones service with 3 countries. I don't see why it would be any different from the paid option within the same company. There's no different TOS afaik.
I use the free version on mozilla, it gets the job done. Better than no vpn
ouu shii mozilla has a vpn?
Btw, Mozilla has its own VPN, and I don't recommend using it.
why naut?
Because Mozilla VPN is a paid service. But actually there are more well-maintained VPN providers available for a decent price with a strict no-log policy. for example, IVPN, Mullvad, Windscribe, Proton, etc., so there is no need to use the Mozilla VPN. Also, Mozilla VPN is based on Mullvad.
aahhh okay
It's a add on like a addblocker
ah so theres no system wide app or something?
There is a system wide app, but it's only for the paid versions.
gotcha
No unfortunately.