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I've looked into this a bit. I'm hoping to eventually find a straight up Chinese or Russian VPN provider - adversarial countries won't share with 14 eyes and other western nations. Haven't found one yet, Kaspersky is Russian origin but is owned by a holding company in the UK, but they do have Russian servers. Nord looks kinda promising, based in Panama, but there's no data retention laws there and they operate most of their servers as diskless, which is nice.
I didn't know this. I was planning on switching over to Kaspersky when my current VPN subscription ends. I guess I'll have to keep looking. Thank you for the heads-up comrade o7