content: They have plenty of servers outside the US, if that's what you're concerned about, just as any other VPN provider you go to will have plenty of servers inside the US. Being a US-based company gives them a lot of leverage to refuse requests from some less-than-savory regimes, and what the US can demand is pretty limited by the nature of their setup, which, as stated, Russia just found out when they confiscated all of PIA's servers in that country and got precisely nothing for their troubles.  I understand the hesitation with signing up for a US-based VPN provider, but read their justification for setting up shop in the US, and realize that Voat is a US corporation for many of the same reasons.   7006  p>