The Windscribe Shirt & Mug Design Contest is here!.The premise is simple, we launched a merch store (, and thought “what if we let our amazing community come up with some designs to throw in there?”.And now we're here, and you can win Lifetime Pro and

Uhhh guys. I don't think the FBI liked our Epstein Island post yesterday. Our office security cameras seem to have pointed themselves at the ceiling and we can't control them anymore. This is the last uncorrupted footage we have

Is it finally time to spend some of our X Ad credits to push it to relevant audiences?

We turned the meme into reality. Since the FBI doesn't seem to give a shit about what happened there, you can now connect to the Epstein Island VPN location to truly mask any and all your online activity.

You got 5 more days to submit your merch design entries! Submissions close at the end of July 14th (EDT).

BulletVPN has announced that they are shutting down. While that's unfortunate news for anyone using their service, Windscribe has stepped in to help. If you have an active BulletVPN sub, claim a free 6 months of Windscribe Pro. Read more:

You have to go WELL out of your way to avoid all of the possible fingerprinting out there. But even the basics like a good VPN service with built-in ad and tracker blocking will already go a long way. Beyond that it's bigger sacrifices like de-Googleing your life. (8/8).

WiFi networks can fingerprint you too. If you connect to any public WiFi, even with custom DNS, they still know every site you connect to. They know how long you're there, what you do while on the WiFi, how often you connect to it and all of that with a unique MAC Address. (7/8).

And even if you use a VPN, you're still susceptible to a ton of other online fingerprinting. There is a massive laundry list of data your device can send to any website that asks, which can then be used to create a unique fingerprint of your device: (6/8).

This might not matter at Starbucks but if you visit or live in Iran, China, Russia, etc and only depend on HTTPS and custom DNS to protect you, you're literally risking jail time if you visit the wrong sites. This part isn't fear mongering, this part is reality. (5/8).

Meanwhile, if you use a VPN, this is what your ISP will be seeing. It's just encrypted traffic to and from the VPN IP. Your ISP or any network admin only see you using a VPN. They don't know the domains you're visiting, or the packet contents. As it should be. (4/8)

HTTPS/TLS packets have SNI headers which means that you STILL give away the website you're visiting. Here's a capture of a TLS packet, notice how in its headers, you see the domain it is going to. So even with HTTPS and custom DNS, you're still giving out your activity. (3/8)

The claim that all you need is HTTPS and custom DNS to be private online is laughable. If your traffic isn't being proxied, your ISP knows everything you're doing, regardless of who resolves your domains. Good VPNs do all of that - encrypt, reroute DNS, and proxy traffic. (2/8).

Just seeing this post and going to push back. A guy who vibe coded an airplane game isn't someone you should take security advice from. While the sentiment about big VPNs using fear to sell their product is true (not us though), it doesn't mean VPNs are completely useless. (1/8).

Well, it looks like X raging actually works. Google approved our extension update. Ironic that out of all the versions they could have declined over the years, they had to pick this one.

The devs have been COOKING with this new feature. We get it, it's probably a bit annoying, but the economy is tough out here. Every bit helps 🙏

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🇨🇦Happy Canada Day to all our Canadian friends! 🇨🇦 .We hope you're staying cool and enjoying celebrations with your friends and family 🎉🥳.Now quick, while bossman isn't looking, let's do a quick 1 Year Pro giveaway! Follow, like this post and reply to join, we'll pick a random

Considering Windscribe and Control D share the same staff, code and processes, that makes Windscribe at least 69% compliant as well.

Please re-post this so it gets some traction and appears on Google's radar. This is insane. First they shoved MV3 down our throats, and now this.