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VPN Chooser

Six questions, one recommendation, its limits stated. runs in your browser
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What this page does and does not do

Scored in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server. No live measurements here: for current country blocking it hands you to the Censorship Radar and OONI probe data. Providers are named only for a checkable property: a published audit, an account needing no email, a free tier funded by a paid one. No affiliate links, no payout ranking.

How the six answers pick one recommendation

Ordered by weight: the first three questions pick the approach, the last three shape it and produce the caveats. Every change rescores from scratch, so Back and a new answer shows what one answer carried.

Routing runs in a fixed priority: an adversary who can compel a company outranks everything, a censor dropping your protocol outranks convenience, convenience comes last. Some answers lead away from VPNs, so the first branch is Tor.

Why every recommendation carries a limits list

A recommendation without a stated failure mode is marketing. Every path ends in What this does not solve, and that list is never empty.

Where two answers conflict, it is stated once under the card: a static personal exit address works against a goal of not being tracked.

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