How do you tell a person from suspicious and not suspicious but not looking at them?įirst of all, do NOT do as the poster suggests and attack other networks. This thread will get updated if I get more reply from ProtonVPN/Mail team.
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Now you could do it yourself so you'll know that I were right and whatever I've posted here is not bullshit about they keeping logs or use some magic to figure out who's doing the violation behavior, just spin up a VPS somewhere and connect to their VPN server, notice that you'll need to run these command: for your VPS server to still accept SSH connection once it has connected to VPN, install masscan and try the command above, you could try masscan from your home network but I won't be responsible if you melt down your router.Įither when they see this reddit post they'll start ignore the abuse report and let the account that doing masscan lives to prove that they don't keep logs or they'll start to ban everyone that generate abuse report and be out of business with their falsely claimed "No logs".
Here I use it to scan port 80 which is the fastest way to get into blacklist because of suspected of comment spamming and this will get their server IP into getting blacklisted very quickly, you could even use it to scan port 22 for extra juice (just add -p22), to increase their attention I decided to do 3 parallel scan with 3 different VPN server from different country, after I've done scanning the internet then I switch to another VPN server and then rescan.Īfter 2 days, my VPN account get blocked because of abuse, how did they know it if they don't keep logs? Are they tracing it by using 3 server getting abuse report then trace it back to the account which connected to them in the last 48 hours? Or did they have enough of my scanning shenanigans and just decided to turn on log? That mean they do keep log and the log can be traced back to your account that potentially contain your IP address or your billing information. If anyone has used masscan to scan the internet before, you'll know that you'll get a massive amount of abuse report from a lot of different networks on the internet that pissed off because of your scanning. I've purchased a basic account, used masscan: on 3 VPS that connected to ProtonVPN server and passed masscan through them So, is this mean we can do whatever we wanted, as long as we don't somehow go insane and admit to them that we've violating their term for them to terminate our account, we should be fine right? I've decided to do a test: user would report it by him/herself), we remain a right to suspend that account without further notice. We do not monitor any of our users’ activity and we will always stay true to that, however, in an event where we would eventually figure out abuse/illegal activity of any account in other ways (f.e. However, in case of any issues, you can disable this feature by visiting ProtonVPN’s settings on Windows, macOS, Android, as well as iOS/iPadOS.I came here with a solid evidence that ProtonVPN does keep log and the log can be traced back to your account:įirst of, I need you to read comments on this site:, in the question asked by " Anon", their staff replied: You’ll see that VPN Accelerator is enabled by default. So, we highly recommend updating your local VPN client. If you connect to a nearby server, VPN Accelerator may not make any performance improvements.įinally, know that VPN Accelerator is already available across all of ProtonVPN’s apps. However, thanks to VPN Accelerator, that traffic is now divided into shorter paths (for example, two 300ms paths), resulting in higher combined performance over the entire path.Īlso, we'd like to add that the benefits that VPN Accelerator brings should be noticeable in long-distance VPN connections primarily. Usually, that distance would introduce 600ms of RTD (round trip delay) latency.
For example, let's say that you connect from Switzerland to a server in New Zealand and visit a website only available in the United States. Then, VPN Accelerator also enhances latency and TCP congestion. Learn more: /dsuxMXp1PM- ProtonVPN July 22, 2021 Introducing VPN Accelerator, a set of unique technologies that leverages our science and research background, which can increase VPN speeds by 400%.
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