Over one terabyte of information was left on unprotected servers, which included passwords saved in plain text as well as personal information such as email addresses, home addresses, phone models, and more.A response from the UFO VPN team claimed that it was unable to lock down its data due to “personnel changes caused by COVID-19”.
steph93065 One VPN outfit with multiple brand names using the exact same network. Typical techie scam. Sell a substandard product, burn bridges with consumers, slap a new name on the same garbage and sell it again. Creating a corporation for a new label costs pocket change.
Barnes_Law I'm shocked, I tell you. SHOCKED! 😲😲😲
All in Hong Kong. China is certainly watching them.
They all do. Every text, email and bit of data you have ever used is tracked and stored somewhere. Once quantum technologies get a little better then all that data will be usable and they will know you and what you will do better than yourself.
I mean, how else do they make money. Don't trust free VPNs folks.
Anyone surprised by this needs to stay offline for their own good.
If you're using a free VPN don't be surprised if you get what you paid for.
What do people expect from using free vpns? How do you think they're free? Common sense?