Just like the title says and saw in their TOS they have a zero tolerance for copyright downloading and etc.
Is Hideman any good? Anybody have other suggestions.
The reason I went with VPN Unlimited is cause of the 3yr deal they had around Thanksgiving.
Edit 1: I got a response in asking for a refund, this was their reply.
Thank you very much for your interest to our product!
We do not keep the logs of sites users have visited. We store information about the amount of traffic that you downloaded from your account (this information is available inside the app for users too)
However, if it will be detected any activity associated with spam or other illegal activities the user account will be blocked without any warning.
We are based in New York, US. We don’t share private information. In the case of special Government services will ask it.
Since it is impossible to identify the user in this case we block ports which came with complaint.
it’s common for vpns to keep session logs - when you logged in/out total download gb and your real ip.
they do this to avoid customer fraud and abuse, and logs are then deleted after a few days.
you are freaking out over nothing.
the fact that they are based/billed in a 5-eyes country is the real issue you should be freaking out over.
Thank you very much for your interest to our product!
We do not keep the logs of sites users have visited. We store information about the amount of traffic that you downloaded from your account (this information is available inside the app for users too)
However, if it will be detected any activity associated with spam or other illegal activities the user account will be blocked without any warning.
We are based in New York, US. We don’t share private information. In the case of special Government services will ask it.
Since it is impossible to identify the user in this case we block ports which came with complaint.
5gb is nothing tbh. Streaming HD video, downloading video/music/games, broadcasting video, etc. can all be done legally and use a lot of bandwidth. I mean heck, some games on Steam are like 30GB or more…