@Windscribe

The best, the fastest, the smartest and the most humble VPN service on this side of a flat disk you call Earth.

 Toronto, Ontario
windscribe.com/app/x
Joined October 2015
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Replying to @Naymmm_
You mean aligned? Yeah, he is.
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Replying to @DeanAllisonMP
Our government be like
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Replying to @CTVToronto
Social credit system next?
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Replying to @binaryaddresses
Starts with 4, ends with 4, and has a 4 in the middle. It's also only 1 digit long
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Replying to @watDaRainy
Our lawyer advised us not to respond to this.
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Replying to @6ixbuzztv
"while allowing residents to continue using physical identification" for now
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New credit card just came in from eMudhra Bank, finally I don't have to memorize 16 random digits to buy things online!
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Replying to @yegor @KuptoKosmos
Listen to the man, check out @ControlDNS and thank me later.
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Replying to @jdtabish
Encouraging to hear those words come out of their mouths.
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Replying to @DimitrisNtX
What prevents you from trading it now? FBUX will get liquidity from us... soon.
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Replying to @HeyHelpDeskGuy
Bet on zero, higher payoff.
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Even though Windscribe accepts cash, we asked people not to send us cash. What did people do? Sent us cash. What are we gonna do with all these Zimbabwean dollars? Any ideas?
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This PHP2Shell stuff is hitting a lot of people it seems.
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Windscribe retweeted
Moe Long@mitchellclongOct 22
Replying to @Windscribe
@Windscribe VPN Review 2026: One of the Most Well-Rounded VPNs I’ve Ever Tested cnet.com/tech/services-and-s… via @CNET #VPN #VPNs #VirtualPrivateNetwork #VirtualPrivateNetworks #Privacy #Security #Windscribe

Windscribe VPN Review 2026: One of the Most Well-Rounded VPNs I’ve Ever Tested - CNET

Windscribe, CNET’s new best overall VPN, expertly balances extreme privacy with effortless usability, making it an excellent choice for a variety of use cases.

cnet.com
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Replying to @bloopybloop1235
It's one of the considerations, yes
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Lot of companies talking about "expansion" and "presence" being hard in Canada if C-22 passes. We are based here in Canada. We can't flip a switch to turn off our Canadian presence. If this bill passes, we have to fully leave the country to continue operating our VPN business
The Globe and Mail
@globeandmailOct 21
Swiss tech-privacy company Proton says lawful-access bill makes expansion into Canada ‘impossible’ theglobeandmail.com/politics…

Swiss tech-privacy company Proton says lawful-access bill makes expansion into Canada ‘impossible’

Tech company says Bill C-22’s provisions could undermine privacy safeguards

theglobeandmail.com
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Hahaha Ofcom, the UK regulator (aka censorship committee) has tried to fine 4chan for like a year now for not complying with their stupid internet regulations. 4chan is based in the USA. The UK has zero right to regulate them. Today, Ofcom finally admitted defeat. Get bent.
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Replying to @uthethe
Are you referring to the cameras and plate readers? Like how to poison those?
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Some good news for you: more people are waking up to Flock and their surveillance. MapQuest (yes the one that let you print directions to places 25 years ago) has released their Surveillance Layer on mobile, letting you see where cameras and plate readers are located.
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Replying to @uthethe
Some people noticed, there just weren't enough to not vote for that direction because most of the voters can be distracted by jingling keys in their face while the country is sawed into pieces behind them.
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