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Which VPN Services Keep You Anonymous in 2018?

Posted on March 4, 2018June 25, 2025 by Dissent

Ernesto writes:

In response to a growing threat of Internet surveillance and censorship, VPN services have surged in popularity in recent years. Encrypting one’s traffic through a VPN connection helps to keep online communications private, but what more does your VPN provider do to keep you anonymous? We take a look at the logging policies and other privacy features of dozens of VPN providers.

Using a VPN service is a great way to protect your privacy online.

However, not all VPN services are as private as you might think. In fact, some are known to keep extensive logs that can easily identify specific users on their network.

Read more on Torrent Freak.

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