Mysterium a new decentralised VPN?

[Zagzigger]

Is anyone looking at Mysterium (https://www.mysterium.network/) which claims to be a different and decentralised VPN.
To post a little of the blurb on it's opening page:
An open-source ecosystem of tools and infrastructure to liberate the web.
Our global node network empowers builders and users to access free information.

After some of the "legal" problems experienced by ProtonVPN, it may be a good alternative, or even the way of the future.
And no, I have no connection with them and no financial stake.

 

[BaronBS]

Is anyone looking at Mysterium (https://www.mysterium.network/) which claims to be a different and decentralised VPN.
To post a little of the blurb on it's opening page:
An open-source ecosystem of tools and infrastructure to liberate the web.
Our global node network empowers builders and users to access free information.

After some of the "legal" problems experienced by ProtonVPN, it may be a good alternative, or even the way of the future.
And no, I have no connection with them and no financial stake.

I don't like the idea of renting my public IP address. But at least they are honest about it.

 

[free-and-bsd]

I don't like the idea of renting my public IP address. But at least they are honest about it.

Eh? With a rented public IP I won't NEED stuff like that. Just run my own server with whatever I choose from OpenVPN, OpenIKED etc.

 

[BaronBS]

Eh? With a rented public IP I won't NEED stuff like that. Just run my own server with whatever I choose from OpenVPN, OpenIKED etc.

No, I meant that I don't want other peoples using my public ip.

 

[free-and-bsd]

No, I meant that I don't want other peoples using my public ip.

You're right, neither do I. Digital Ocean seems a better option