ProtonVPN vs ExpressVPN comparison. ExpressVPN sold to Kape (alleged ex-malware distributor) for $936M in 2021. ProtonVPN: Swiss independent, open source. I make ~$25 from Proton, $0 from ExpressVPN.
NordVPN vs Mullvad comparison. Mullvad: €5/mo forever, no email, raided by police who found nothing. NordVPN: $12.99/mo renewal, 2018 breach hidden 18 months. I make ~$60 from Nord, $0 from Mullvad.
NordVPN vs PIA comparison. PIA sold to Kape for $127M in 2019 while $30M in debt. NordVPN hid 2018 breach. I make ~$60 from Nord, $0 from PIA. Why Reddit lost faith in both.
Mullvad VPN review: No email, no affiliates, just honest transparency. Here's why nobody recommends the most straightforward VPN in existence (hint: it pays $0).
ExpressVPN review: Owned by Kape (formerly Crossrider), whose platform was allegedly used for adware. Here's why I turned down $95/sale to recommend them.
VPNs promise guaranteed Netflix unblocking. They're lying. Here's the technical reality of the cat-and-mouse game and which VPNs break less often.
Ziff Davis owns PCMag, CNET, and multiple VPNs including IPVanish and StrongVPN. How can you trust their reviews? A look at tech journalism's dirty secret.
ProtonVPN review: Swiss privacy laws, transparent ownership, open source apps. I make $25/sale recommending them. Here's why they're worth it.
NordVPN review: Hid 2018 breach for 18 months, but actually reformed their security. Building a monopoly with Surfshark. The 6/10 reformed villain.
Step-by-step guide to escaping your scam VPN, fighting for refunds, and switching to something that actually respects your privacy
In my opinion, the VPN industry is just 6-7 companies wearing different masks, pretending to compete with themselves
Do you really need a VPN? Unless you're trying to watch Netflix from another country, you're wasting your money.