Welcome back to the Scinary Information Nexus! After a technical mishap involving an unplugged cable (we're looking at you, Mario), the team is back to tackle a topic that affects almost every internet user: online privacy.

This week, Brazos, Tye, and Mario dive deep into the privacy policies of the VPNs you see advertised everywhere—from NordVPN to Surfshark. They uncover the fine print that contradicts the "no-log" promises and reveal how everything from your DNS requests to your credit card payment can instantly de-anonymize you. We also discuss what makes a VPN provider like Mullvad trustworthy in a sea of questionable marketing.

Then, we turn our sights to PII (Personally Identifiable Information) removal services like Incogni and DeleteMe. Are they the silver bullet for data brokers, or are you paying a premium for a service with a less than 50% success rate? The research might shock you.

In this episode, we discuss:

Is your online privacy just a product being sold back to you? Let's discuss.

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