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Nooooooooowayyyyyyyyy's avatar

Come, it’s a small price to pay.

As long as our glorious leaders can protect shitrael and their complicity in wiping Palestinians off the face of the planet.

Who are we to complain about not being able to watch porn. 🤔

BTW my Etsy shop for fake faces and id’s will be open soon, so form an orderly queue and have your readies, er ready!

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Baz's avatar

Thanks to Adam’s comment above I just checked with the internet and now have to change my VPN due to BDS and surveillance concerns - here’s what I found:

Many popular VPNs are NOT Israeli-developed. The following are major non-Israeli VPN providers, based on recent industry reviews and discussions:

• NordVPN — Developed by Nord Security, a company based in Panama with Lithuanian founders. It is not Israeli-owned.

• Proton VPN — Developed by Proton AG, a Swiss company, and widely respected for privacy features.

• Mullvad — Operated by Mullvad VPN AB, a Swedish company known for its strong privacy stance.

• Surfshark — Based in the Netherlands, not Israeli-owned.

• Windscribe — A Canadian company offering free and paid VPN services.

• TunnelBear — Based in Canada; provides both free and premium VPN options.

• PrivadoVPN — Headquartered in Switzerland.

Be aware that some popular VPNs such as ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, Private Internet Access, and ZenMate have been acquired by Kape Technologies, a company with Israeli ownership. These are excluded from the above list.

Hope this helps.

Baz

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