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No matter how much we trust any particular virtual private network to help mask our internet browsing, we engage in that service knowing that all of our data is essentially funneled to a single company, whose servers most of us have never seen with our own eyes. That’s the core problem with even the best VPN — despite all the audits and transparency gestures many companies undergo, it’s still a user-trust business. At the end of the day, VPN business success is a game of keeping a good reputation. But what if there were a VPN technology that didn’t require you to trust it? 

Enter Orchid, a decentralized bandwidth market designed to be…