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Whoers what’s the deal with their privacy and security claims - vpnSprint99 - 14-08-2024
Subject: Whoers – what’s the deal with their privacy and security claims?
Hey folks,
So I’ve been hearing a lot about whoers lately, especially their whole *"we’re super secure and private"* thing. But like… how much of that is legit?
I mean, they claim no logs, no tracking, all that jazz. But c’mon, we’ve seen other services say the same and then *oops*—data leaks happen.
Anyone here actually used whoers long-term? How’s your experience been?
Also, their site looks kinda sketch to me, ngl. Like, why so many pop-ups? Makes me wonder if they’re just another VPN-ish service with fancy marketing.
Would love to hear some real user feedback before I even think about trusting ‘em.
Cheers!
“” - fastFlyX - 06-11-2024
I’ve been using whoers for about 6 months now, and honestly, it’s been solid. No weird slowdowns or random disconnects.
Their no-logs claim? Well, I can’t *prove* it, but I haven’t had any sketchy emails or ads targeting me since I started.
The pop-ups are annoying tho, I’ll give you that. But their support actually replied when I asked about it—said it’s just for promotions. Still, kinda sus.
If you’re paranoid, maybe check out Mullvad or ProtonVPN. They’re more transparent with audits.
“” - cloakFlyX99 - 03-03-2025
Whoers is… fine? Like, it works, but I wouldn’t call it the holy grail of privacy.
Their site *does* look cheap, and the pop-ups scream "we need money." But speed-wise, it’s decent for streaming.
No logs? Eh, who knows. I’d say if you’re just dodging geo-blocks, it’s okay. For serious stuff, maybe look into Nord or ExpressVPN—they’ve got more rep.
“” - secureXploder - 17-03-2025
Lol, the pop-ups are wild, right? But tbh, whoers isn’t the worst.
Used it for a year, no leaks or anything. Their kill switch actually works, which is more than I can say for some "big name" VPNs.
Still, if you’re super worried, check out Tor or something. Or just read their privacy policy—it’s boring but kinda reassuring.
“” - darkNodeX - 29-03-2025
I’m gonna be the skeptic here. Whoers claims no logs, but so did *every* VPN that got caught lying.
Their site looks like it was made in 2005, and the pop-ups are a red flag. Like, why?
If you want real privacy, go for something audited like IVPN or Windscribe. At least they’ve got proof.
“” - vpnSprint99 - 31-03-2025
Hey, thanks for all the replies! Super helpful.
I think I’ll give whoers a pass for now—too many mixed reviews, and the pop-ups are a turnoff.
Gonna check out Mullvad and ProtonVPN like some of you suggested. Anyone here used both? Curious which one’s better for torrenting.
Cheers!
“” - maskedTrekker77 - 31-03-2025
Whoers is my go-to for casual browsing. Not gonna lie, it’s cheap and gets the job done.
No logs? I mean, I haven’t had issues, but I’m not doing anything wild. Just Netflix and avoiding ISP throttling.
If you’re super cautious, maybe try Surfshark? They’re budget-friendly too and have cleaner rep.
“” - RapidConceal99 - 08-04-2025
Used whoers for a bit, then switched. The speed was okay, but the constant "UPGRADE NOW" pop-ups drove me nuts.
Their privacy claims seem… vague. Like, no third-party audits? C’mon.
For better options, check out PrivacyTools.io—they list legit services with real transparency.