I'm the founder of torusvpn.com. We would love to help set up our service on your kodi.

As a VPN Company Owner myself (https://torusvpn.com) -- I can really only speak for myself, our company, and what we believe. You bring up a really good point. There's really a lot of trust involved between a VPN Provider and its customers. In general stick to paid VPNs that are transparent and personal. From personal experience, I can tell you that a majority of VPN owners won't sell your data because they are against it. They created their VPN service because they believe in digital anonymity/privacy. "But how would a VPN service (free or otherwise) even be held accountable for that, other than potentially consumers finding out and there being some big public scandal." It's a tricky situation.

Thanks for your honest and fairly opinionated feedback. The library is a work in progress... "NOT that I'm sure why you're wasting time storing the functions being assigned in an array." It's so you can do stuff like this. setTimeout(() => { zam.off('mousedown', 'h1', 'mdh1'); }, 5000); function someFunction() { zam.on('mousedown', 'h1', function mdh1(e) { zam.css({'color':'#ff0000'}, e.target); }); } someFunction();`

Simplifies DOM traversal, event handling, Ajax, and encourages single-page applications. This Javascript library was created with one goal in mind — to stay close to vanilla. https://github.com/roecrew/zam/ http://zamjs.com