What doesn't make sense?
A VPN is, in simple terms, just a network connection that goes through someone else's modem.
All of that is normal for a VPN:
- You depend on their paid service
- You depend on their network availability
- Basic data reporting enabled by default (which you can opt out of)
You depend on their paid service
Non-Free means the server code is proprietary, it's not about price
I meant it as a "you depend on their service" but that alone just felt redundant/confusing with "you depend on their network availability".
By paid, I mean "contractually obligated" service, I hope it can make sense of what I am trying to express.
It could've been free, but it'd depend on them wanting to give you their services.
How would you define inviziblepro in that case ?
A Tor client of some sort. Not a VPN per se, but uses the same technique times 1000 to mask your location/ip as it goes through many more routers, thus you still depend on someone else's computers: their willingness to provide you a service (which is kind of a given in a Tor network) and their availability.
Is what true?
Everything here are disclaimers by the app dev.
No surprise that it's often blocked in China. The most damning thing I see there is that they use twitter and facebook, which does seem to be true.
The most damning thing I see there is that they use twitter and facebook, which does seem to be true.
Haha, two of many I refuse to use. I don't blame the company, they gotta use the channels of their consumers, unfortunately for them.
