[Oni]

I've used Mullvad in the past. Had an alright experience with NordVPN as well, though I'm skeptical of anyone that claims "no logs".

Moved from the Software & Programs forum to Anonymity.

All the more reason to use It.

Security awareness Is one of the best forms of defense. When the leaks were Identified, they were aware of their vulnerabilities and patched them accordingly- which ultimately strengthened their service as a VPN provider.

As you say. Companies that are able to learn from an experience shouldn't lose customers. What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger.

E.g., Hide My Ass (HMA). More like, "Hide? My ass!" LEA's had a field day with the service that said they would but ...didn't.

No surprises there. Even 10 years ago they weren't all that reputable.