Techcrunch did it again. Their so called “Experts” (which are anonymous, ofc) have made it sound like the world is about to end, even tho in reality no actual damage to users has been done. Journalism shouldnt be about distorting facts or, more importantly, being biased, which leads me to another thing - TC is owned by owned by Verizon and Verizon owns their own VPN service. See the connection? https://www.techdirt.com/artic...

I mean it's cool and all that a free vpn exists out there, but if it's just for the browser then it's not that great, limited to just getting around blocked websites. And most people apparently already realize that no software is free these days so it's better to pay in cash for an already existing and reliable service which works on more devices than just your phone. NordVPN, ExpressVPN, TunnelBear - all great options and way more versatile. But hey, if the Opera VPN actually works against the great firewall of China then it has a place in it's domestic market at least.