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There are a few ones that are good.īasically you want to keep cookies for nice, non-intrusive sites that you trust, and that are unlikely to be tracking you for commercial or any other reasons. What you need to protect against this, and still keep those cookies that you want, is a cookie manager. But they leave the worst cookies intact, i.e. Many people delete the regular cookies and think they are sorted. They can recreate regular cookies that you have deleted. Some really devious things can be done with cookies and rest assured that they are used by bad guys, security sources and anyone in between.įlash and DOM cookies are harder to delete and harder to find on the hard drive. I am just touching the top of the iceberg here. The next time you come back to the site they can see if you've been at competitors. They can track whether their marketing strategies work on you. They know about your Facebook usage, youtube and more. Cookies give much more detailed info.Ĭookies tell the about which other sites you use, can reveal what your user name on another site is, how long you spent and what kind of information you viewed.įor example: If you go to Amazon and view some stuff there, they can find out and store information on which other bookshops you visit, what you looked at, how long and which site referred you. They can see if your IP visited before, but that doesn't really say very much. Or MORE important that you focus on cookies!Ĭookies is of much more interest to such organisations, than IP addresses.Ī commercial organisation can not find out anything about you from your IP, other than what country you are accessing from. If your objective is to avoid commercial interests tracking you, then it's equally important, If the problem is that your country blocks a site that you would like to visit, then simply use a VPN that gives you an IP in another country. Otherwise they will still know that it's you, and realise that you got a different IP address!

If you have a previous history with a site, you need to delete the cookies from that site. If you mean a site that previously banned you, or people from your country: Use any proxy or VPN in a different country. Muhammad_Raza wrote:I just want to open block sites and to hide from those sites who track us for commercial purposes.įor 'blocked sites': Geographical blocking that prevents non-US from listening to Pandora, or non British from using BBC iPlayer etc: See my previous post. Be aware that all payment means apart from Bitcoin leaves a trail that could connect you to that VPN provider. It's important that you consider both where the company is based, and where the IP address comes from. If you need some privacy from the government in your country - choose a VPN vendor and IP out of a country that is not on good terms with your own country and unlikely to co-operate. It's better if the vendor you choose has multiple locations IP addresses - this allows circumventing various geoblocks.įor torrenting and the like - just something that is in a different country, ideally one that's relaxed about torrenting. If you speak another large language, such as Spanish, Russian or Arabic there may be good options from companies that don't operate in English. In general, I'd go for a company based off-shore, on the European continent (not UK) or Iceland. I think that should dictate which VPN you choose, not which OS you have! Mohammad, what is your main purpose for wanting VPN? Surely VPN will work regardless of which OS you are on.? Assuming it's correctly configured to a working VPN There are many others around: just duckduckgo it or look we posted the same link I noticed this only now.

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I suggest that you educate yourself on this subject first.Īs far as price goes, Mullvard is very reasonably priced, quite anonimous, and offers a brief trial period.

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That you be willing to use 'cracked software' to protect your privacy means that you have a poor understanding of what a VPN is useful for and, in general, of the benefits of using free software. That would defeat the whole purpose of using a VPN, wouldn't it? If users don't pay for it, somebody else will, usually in the form of advertisement or by selling your activity logs to some marketing firm and things like that. Maybe, but you wouldn't want to use that. Linux Mint is already enabled to run VPN, you just have to configure it.

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Muhammad_Raza wrote:Is there any free VPN service provider or VPN software for linux just like software for windows?Ī VPN service and the software to run it are two different things.