Thanks!

Awesome, thanks!

The ones I use and suggest are ProtonVPN and Windscribe. Windscribe is free (with a limit of 10gb/month) with paid versions and is open source, it’s one of the only trusted free VPNs. ProtonVPN is free and unlimited but you can’t choose location. If you’re willing to pay, MullvadVPN is, from what I hear, the best of the best. I don’t believe any of these are blocked in North Macedonia, so you should be able to download them.

My bad! I didn’t see that, sorry.

Not saying this is false, but can you send a link to an article that discusses this? The man in the video didn’t.

I don’t like the usage of Chromium in general, but it is open-source, so I don’t think the usage of it is necessarily a dealbreaker, considering it’s not the same as using Chrome. As far as I am aware, Vivaldi is not fully open-source, but generally has a good reputation.

https://protos.com/protonmail-hands-info-to-government-but-says-its-not-google/

TL;DR: Proton complied with Spanish authorities and gave up all the information they had on a man (the recovery email.)

With this in mind, I would personally say Proton is safe. The fact that all they were capable of providing was the recovery email should show that Proton is trustworthy with their privacy.

This is only one case, if anyone has any others, please do share them.

dankeschön!

Glad to see this! I’ve been using it for some time now, it’s a bit slow and glitches occasionally but is overall a great service. I hope it continues to grow and improve as time goes on!