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Pretty certain this is correct - the mention of Google Analytics relates to their cookie policy which comes into play when you are connecting to their website. As you do not need to use a browser to use the VPN of NordVPN, your best bet to deal with google analytics is to simply use one specific browser on one specific machine that never browses anywhere but the nordvpn website. https://my.nordaccount.com/legal/cookie-policy/I believe this is just for access to their website and not to their VPN networks. I
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For those of you that use this vpn. Might be time to reconsider. The whole point of a vpn is anonymity. Google analytics is anything but anonymous.
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I only recently started to use a VPN and really just for AS and to play around with it for fun but I went with ProtonVPN.
I tried proton too, but they're more expensive than ExpressVPN and don't allow as many devices as EVPN does on a single license.
True, but that's not the point really. If they're already using analytics in the android app (which goes against the whole idea of a vpn), what's to stop them from adding it in their computer versions as well? Analytics don't belong in a vpn app. End of story.
For me, relative cost was the lowest factor of consideration. I weighted security and features above all else. Anyone considering a VPN will have to decide for themselves which factors are most important to them and choose appropriately.
Well, they were honest enough to tell you that they were adding it to Android apps, I suspect they will also tell you if it is added to windows apps also.For me, relative cost was the lowest factor of consideration. I weighted security and features above all else. Anyone considering a VPN will have to decide for themselves which factors are most important to them and choose appropriately.