One of our regular advertisers, Surfshark, have recently pulled their sponsorship of @TPostMillennial due to fake tweets sent about their editor @MrAndyNgo. We have terminated our advertising contract with Surfshark as a result. We do not promote companies that bow to the mob. - Kotaku In Action 2

One of our regular advertisers, Surfshark, have recently pulled their sponsorship of @TPostMillennial due to fake tweets sent about their editor @MrAndyNgo. We have terminated our advertising contract with Surfshark as a result. We do not promote companies that bow to the mob. (twitter.com)

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– TomSeeSaw 15 points 3 years ago +15 / -0

Exactly this. Same reason activist Mozilla can't be trusted with their VPN product. I have no trust in them to not log everything for "the good of mankind!".

A VPN company that gets into people's business, is one that has broken the entire premise of their business.

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– Auntie_Mildred 3 points 3 years ago +3 / -0

This is all VPNs though. If it came down to "the government is looking for anyone who visited some 'extremist' sites", they would fold in an instant.

I would not be surprised if VPNs aren't CIA honeypots.

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