Obscura VPN | Privateness that’s greater than a promise

Thanks for reaching the underside — not everybody makes it.

I’m extremely fortunate to have the assistance of a crack(ed) group of privateness optimists to construct Obscura.

Among us, we’ve served on the Nix RFC Steering Committee, applied the 64bit random quantity generator for the Go normal library, fastened essential vulnerabilities for {hardware} safety tokens, received bounties for Monero bugs, and contributed to Bitcoin for reproducible builds.

But whereas privateness and digital sovereignty in some worlds has made leaps and bounds, VPNs have been left behind; peddling privateness based mostly on guarantees as a substitute of privateness baked into the structure.

So we’re taking our expertise to construct Obscura: a VPN you’ll be able to rely on to get essentially the most out of our superb digital commons – the web. It’s the VPN we’ve all the time needed to make use of, and it’s the type of privateness we consider everybody ought to have entry to.

Thanks for studying – ping me at [email protected] for any questions, and I’ll see you on the free and open web. 🏄

Cheers,
Carl Dong
I combat for the customers.