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"content": "VPNs aren’t all built the same. Many of you know this, and some of you don’t. For the latter, here’s a really informative report on a number of them. The “VPN Transparency Report 2025.”\n\nThe TLDR is on page 50, but I recommend at least skimming all of it. Especially if you want to use a VPN with integrity.\n\nI use Mullvad, so I was happy to see it near the top in most sections.\n\nhttps://www.opentech.fund/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/VPN-Transparency-Report.pdf\n\n#VPN #Privacy #InfoSec #InternetSafety",
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