The only service that comes to mind for me is NordVPN, which is based in Panama.

Is Panama the big brain move? If so, why aren’t more privacy services doing this?

What kind of privacy laws are good in Panama? Any that aren’t? Does it have a history of bowing to Five Eyes requests?

  • Em Adespoton
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    91 year ago

    Panama is fully in the pocket of Corporate America. Think Panama Papers.

    So if you’re rich, it’s pretty private until someone hacks the firm you’re using. If you aren’t as rich as people who wish you ill, it offers no protection.

    • @Unlucky_Boot3467OP
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      21 year ago

      No what I was asking. I updated my questions to reflect my intentions more.

      • Em Adespoton
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        41 year ago

        I kind of answered your later question too — Panama bows to the highest bidder. I wouldn’t consider them a privacy haven of the sort we’d be looking for; they specialize in corporate privacy.

        • @Unlucky_Boot3467OP
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          11 year ago

          Okay that’s cool and all but what does that mean in practice? The Five Eyes pays panama to force a panama company like Nord to spy on someone? Can you explain what you mean?