Opera has released a free unlimited VPN service for iOS called Opera VPN.
http://www.opera.com/blogs/news/2016/05/vpn-app-for-ios-free-surfeasy/
>>54460368
SurfEasy has also detailed how they are providing free VPN service.
https://www.surfeasy.com/blog/get-vpn-get-vpn-everyone-gets-vpn/
>ios
who cares
>using US based VPN
>CURRENT YEAR
no thanks
>>54461075
Canada.
Cool, but not cool enough for me to use Chromium clone #105.
What does this shit do?
>>54460368
Most if not all IPs are banned and are associated with child pornography due to pedos on /tv/ and edgy teens on /b/.
>>54460368
>Anonymous market intelligence
>Maybe advertising later
Yeah, right.
If you're not paying for the product, you are the product.
>>54463262
>>54463279
You have to pay for the product, dinguses.
If only you knew what you talked about
You have 500MB completely free from the start, if you want more you have to pay. This is just testing a service, it is also exclusive for opera browsers
>>54463279
That's some strange point of view.
>>54463279
>What is advertising
If you are not paying for the product, maybe the company just want to hook you with their most basic product, so you can buy a better one, but from them.
Think in Spotify
>if you're not paying for it...
>>54463433
That's exactly what their post is saying. In advertising, (You) are the product being sold to advertising networks.
In this case they're using telemetry and in future will use advertising to use you instead of making you pay for the service.
>>54463770
These are two different things, anon. Don't be a fucking retard.
>>54463899
It's exactly the same, this applies to any service.
>>54463770
Did you know that advertising can also benefit the people being targeted by it?
>>54463950
Of course. But it doesn't stop you from being the commodity being sold to advertisers.
>>54463066
Which is actually worse. Canada has far more strict laws on VPN companies than the US does. They're required by law to keep logs for six months in Canada.
>>54463948
Facebook business model is different than Avast's.
>>54460396
More importantly, this says that the future built in VPN for Opera's browser has no monetization strategy. They are just trying to increase userbase.
