What if you stored the data in an unregulated country? Check out their career page.

Why wouldn’t they? Especially after the lasafare opinions expressed by their CEO.

Fair. I haven’t played “No Man’s Sky,” yet, but apparently, it’s awesome in VR.

If anyone can optimize Disney’s omni directional walking pad, we’ll be there. I’d give it 3 decades if it goes that way. I’ve heard it’s not like real walking. It feels very slippery. All that being said, you don’t have to wrap yourself in a harness and fight friction to simulate walking like other walking pads. It also seems simple enough, hardware wise, that it could be recreated using preexisting parts/ 3d printing. I’m honestly surprised I haven’t seen a DIY project yet.

Have you played VR? You might get that feeling again.

I worked for multiple non-profits that made a profit. That’s not how this works. It’s not the function, it’s the cost.

Nah, fair. Just based on the way Venezuelans described it to me, it seemed ubiquitous on the free end. I’m probably biased. I have no idea what their consumer demographics are, especially outside of the US.

They still offer free services, though.

It’s also worth pointing out the fact that they offer free services; most likely, your data is their real product. That’s to be expected with, say, a social media platform, but a VPN? That is a HUGE security threat. I’m just waiting for the proton security leak. The amount of sketchy data will be choice.

A lot of liquor stores will give you a book of matches for free with a pack of cigarettes. It’s not common anymore.

My bio teachers last name was “MoCock.” His wife’s first name is "Love."We just called him,“Mr. Mo”. I think it’s crazy she took his name, lmao.