> Most? Source? What does this "focus" mean anyway?

Focus means they care about your privacy. Here's a good chart: https://thatoneprivacysite.net/simple-vpn-comparison-chart/. As you can see, the vast majority of the popular ones are in the green. Some even went to court to prove their "no logging" claim.

> All? Source? Cause mine doesn't.

How do you know? And they for sure store your IP and the sites you've connected to.

> Unless your VPN (or someone else who has access to the network) logs all data, and someone does correlation attacks. And if someone on your VPN does nefarious things (for which they need to "hide their IP") then you can be sure the likelihood of correlation attacks and logging has... well, increased.

On the other hand, the ISP just gets everything directly and easily.

> Why do you need to "hide your IP"? On "all your traffic"? I don't need to hide my IP at all. Even if I'd get (D)DoSed on my cable internet (why?!), I'd just use DHCP to get a new IP address.

Good for you if you don't need to hide your IP. Some people post stuff that might get them in trouble, you know? These days you can get jailed because you've shared a video (of, say, the recent mosque shooting). Or a comment on twitter criticizing a transgender (https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/02/10/uk-mother-arrest...)

> If you need to "hide your IP", depending on your adversary, it might be worth it to use Tor.

It's for sure better than direct connection...

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