brassy_toe_3581

Since this is old I will say this, that's they have anti-abuse mechanisms, and the combination of Tor is incompatible due to the fact that you can't register an account without having to see that kind of message. Without that anti-abuse, you would be free to make multiple accounts as much as you want, which is fine since those accounts get deleted for being unused and inactive btw. But with Tor, it makes you anonymous, not only does that mean that you can register via Tor, it provides a benefit for anonymity and piece of mind. But Anti-Abuse and Tor combined is a no-no, you gotta choose wisely, Anti-abuse, or accept Tor registrations, they don't come hand to hand. I hope this message finds helpful to anyone out there.

I agree, very misleading to say. Which is why many people like us use Tor on a daily basis for a reason.

This is only service that accepts tor registration, which is something I am glad about. Not only is it a great alternative to SimpleLogin, but a great service for email aliasing that is unlimited. There is no problems, just that it only accepts Tor registrations and emails that are obscure such as cock.li for example. Overall, great service, and I highly recommend it over SimpleLogin (unified ecosystems are a huge unacceptable risks btw).

Nobody recommends NordVPN, and I don't think I will. Their business is shady and ever since these advertisements and sponsors claim that it will make you anonymous is false, not only is this false advertising but dangerous if you take privacy/anonymity seriously. Their offices are headquartered anywhere in the world, They are legally registered in the UK (Known for being the infamous ties to the USAUK Agreement, known as 14 eyes), their servers are stored in panama, so all of that is basically storing data anywhere in the world and maybe that one nation might not be the only one out there as a server... Moving on to the shady business behind it, and I can't say better, all VPN companies own media companies that shill their products and promote their services including the one behind NordSecurity. Not to mention their products are proprietary so we might not know what they do behind the scenes, or if there is any backdoor (that is in theory). And since its popular, and overrated, expect the authorities to get more court orders coming from the service itself and maybe you might get busted, don't use it if you intend to do something illegal, since they aren't RAM servers. Anything outside the US can be intercepted, so if you connect the servers inside the US while you are outside the US, expect your data transmissions to be inspected by the feds. That is all I can say, there is nothing good to say about their business model, if it applies to any other VPN service.

I completely forgot to give it a rating. 4/5 stars, the same one applies what I said previously, sorry.