AtmaBhava

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Most people wouldn't consider malware and tracking services as something that they are "censored" from accessing.

If you are really paranoid, then why not use their Tor VPN?

Could be automated by using a captcha service, I think just a few pennies per thousand of verifications.

That's also true, especially in the case of end-to-end asymmetrical encryption such as SSL.

Absolutely, that's why I recommend only using OpenInternetAccess

Agreed. It is the long, complex privacy policies that should make you question things.

The biggest honeypots are the paid VPNs....

They have your payment information, identity, and everything all linked to that VPN config.

Don't be fooled by the standard cliche around free VPNs. Some free VPNs are bad, but to say that because a VPN is paid it is legit is just wrong.