No logs is a pinky promise
Basically the stuff that nobody tends to tweet about, but that everybody tends to depend on. After that, he went and pointed that same obsession at a new industry that I think we can all agree badly needed it. Because if we're being honest about VPNs, it's an industry that's built on horrible YouTube sponsorships, scare tactics, fake top 10 lists, and ownership structures you that you probably need a private investigator to untangle. And underneath all of that sits one uncomfortable fact that most YouTube influencers tend to overlook intentionally, is that your VPN provider can see who you are and everything that you do, every single one of them. And the whole no logs is unfortunately a pinky promise that nobody can truly verify because you have no way to check it, which is exactly why a lot of the privacy people will tell you that VPNs, you should be careful with them or choose the right one, and that's why we're here today. So our guest today, Carl, looked at that and asked a better question. Not not who do I trust, but how do I build this so that trust is not required in in the first place, which is a great way to look at it. His answer was obscure, and I'm I'm sure many of our
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