Canada is like that. IIRC the maximum fine you can get for piracy is $5,000, meaning it's pretty much not worth it for any company to come after you. If you live in Canada and use a VPN you're pretty much golden, but I also know people here who don't even bother. They get a letter once in a while from their ISP and they just ignore it and nothing ever happens. One of my friends called their ISP to complain and told them to stop sending letters, and they said sorry they have to but if you seed a little bit less then they won't have to send them lol.

He didn't state what country, and weather they care about piracy is kind of irrelevant. You have a right to chose who you trust. I know I for sure don't trust my ISP

usa 💀 🔥🚫🏴‍☠️😡

I personally use Private Internet Access but I have mixed opinions. I can say they have a history of privacy protection but like any company that could change. Their speeds are also a inconsistent. I don't have experience with other vpn's

Mullvad.

I think I had heard about that, but what did they do again?

Start a relatively trustworthy no logs vpn and I am sure people will move right over.

open the files without them having any chance of interent conention and cant see other files Use a VM and don't give it internet connectivity.

I use Tuta because Proton has grown too big for my taste. What do you mean it doesn't work with Tor? Tor is supposed to be your network layer foundation of your connection and shouldn't have to do with what applications you run on top of it. And just to clarify: Simple Login is not an e-mail provider. It's an e-mail alias provider.

If it's just a media file it should not be able to access anything except for extremely unlikely scenario. If it's an application like a game it's different and the solution depends on your OS.

Also tuta and proton work with tor:

• https://tuta.com/blog/tutanota-and-tor
• For proton you need to access it through its onion service: https://proton.me/tor