The VPN provider I use has servers in multiple countries. I was wondering if privacy laws would make it better to VPN to some countries over others when pirating.

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If you are in the US, stick with US servers on a no-log VPN. Crossing the border with your traffic allows agencies to collect way more data.

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What no-log VPNs are out there in the U.S.? Anything similar to Mullvad?

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PIA is a proven no-logger. They are also fast as hell.

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I use PIA’s Canada servers for torrenting because they are (geographically) closest to the US with port forwarding. No issues, been using them for years.

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I don’t mean US based, I mean US servers. Mullvad has US servers.

Can’t really comment on 14-eyes, but 100% avoid the US, UK, AU, NZ, and maybe CA based companies. I personally don’t use Mullvad anymore since they stopped supporting port forwarding, but it’s an otherwise great VPN.

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Got it. Thanks.

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What do you use now?

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