me.moo@posteo.me 80 Posted ... I'm 99% sure Air takes the same position when it comes to certain crimes. In the case of Air and probably ovpn.se the ban would be retroactive (edit: or is the word reactive?), not proactive, and most likely only after having been alerted by the proper authorities. This is not something Air would be 99% sure about, they would be 100%, so why are you saying anything assuming what Air's stance might be? Quote Share this post Link to post
foxmulder 43 Posted ... No one can and will ever be sure how a VPN provider reacts when it comes to crimes. So how does a provider protect itself from such things going on on the network ? I don't mean DMCA and such things, i mean things that cause harm to other people. There has been this case where the VPN company proxy.sh wiresharked a server of theirs to catch a hacker. If i would run a VPN company i wouldn't want people to do criminal things on my network. Regards Fox Quote Share this post Link to post
me.moo@posteo.me 80 Posted ... No one can and will ever be sure how a VPN provider reacts when it comes to crimes. So how does a provider protect itself from such things going on on the network ? I don't mean DMCA and such things, i mean things that cause harm to other people. There has been this case where the VPN company proxy.sh wiresharked a server of theirs to catch a hacker. If i would run a VPN company i wouldn't want people to do criminal things on my network. Regards Fox NO ONE AT ALL here would condone any criminal activity anywhere at any time. WTF and where do you think this goes - it is about freedom this, not policing ffs. Quote Share this post Link to post
foxmulder 43 Posted ... Settle down, dude. No need to be rude. I was just asking a question. Wow, what's going on ? Maybe i couldn't express myself correctly, my English isn't that good today. Well, anyway, I'm out of this. Quote Share this post Link to post
me.moo@posteo.me 80 Posted ... Was I rude? Sorry if I was. You wrote the stuff and it was not just a question. Ho hum. Quote Share this post Link to post
foxmulder 43 Posted ... Um, this is gettin off topic. I don't know what's wrong with my post. But, as i said, maybe i couldn't find the right expression for what i wanted to say. Not my motherlanguage that English is. No offense.Maybe i should watch my language here as to not provoque any misunderstandings. Quote Share this post Link to post
go558a83nk 362 Posted ... I'm 99% sure Air takes the same position when it comes to certain crimes. In the case of Air and probably ovpn.se the ban would be retroactive (edit: or is the word reactive?), not proactive, and most likely only after having been alerted by the proper authorities. This is not something Air would be 99% sure about, they would be 100%, so why are you saying anything assuming what Air's stance might be? because of things I've read in forums. I'm not speaking for them. I'm recalling memory of previous posts. thus, only 99% because my memory may fail me. Quote Share this post Link to post
go558a83nk 362 Posted ... https://airvpn.org/topic/7181-clarification-of-your-monitoring-policies/?p=29972 this is the particular post I was recalling when I wrote the above. Quote Share this post Link to post