zlacker

History's shown that for numerous VPN providers that's not the case.

Chief value of (public/general) VPNs seems to be 1) accessing region-zoned content or 2) protection against local-segment interception.

The benefit of 2) is balanced against the fairly strong probability that the VPN provider itself is heavily surveilled or actively aiding in monitoring activities.

>>dredmo+(OP)
With some vpn providers you can look them up in court records to see if there are any mentions of them keeping logs.