Re: do non-USA outlet VPNs defeat this? -

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anondude @centurytel.net	reply to Packeteers Re: do non-USA outlet VPNs defeat this? said by Packeteers: if you are on a VPN that outlets to Europe using an OpenVPN client and keep SSL intact during browsing, would that prevent the US government from accumulating all your online activity? sure that outlet country could have it (and find you if they could get the vpn provider to give them your mac address), but it seems only USA is still post-9/11 hysterical enough to bother. VPN cant save you from the government cause they can setup a honey pot. People like to think they have security and everything's private but really you cant hide behind tor or VPN if the government is REALLY looking for you.
anondude @centurytel.net	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-10 11:28:04 ·
Packeteers Premium join:2005-06-18 Forest Hills, NY kudos:1 Reviews: ·Time Warner Cable ·Verizon Online DSL	that really was not my point. the question is - does a non-usa outlet vpn circumvent the usa from accumulating all your usual data traffic, since they can still capture all your data packets coming off your mac address, but it will be SSL encrypted AND vpn encrypt jacketed jibberish, not something they could easially keyword search or catalog about you. not - does it prevent a determined security agency from finding you out.
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-10 11:33:19 ·

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