There is a group of countries: VPN services based in them are required to keep logs and provide them upon request. How to be?

Question

VPN

There is a big five (or not five?) countries, as well as 14 (?) similar, but smaller, whose servers are controlled by a group of organizations for the supervision of people; they communicate and can issue logs of the person using their services, if requested by one of the members of this union (s). What free VPN services do not have servers in these countries and what is the name of this structure itself?

Answer 1

The louder the service claims to be anonymous and reliable, the more likely it is not. These are the realities of today.
Also, in addition to logging vpn traffic, there are also higher providers - yours and the provider where the vpn server is hosted, they do 100% logs, that's it! Provider logs are more than enough to determine which client (by ip) connects where (also ip, but remembering who owns the vast majority of cdn services, advertising and social networks that place executable logic on pages ... - even with https not only ip ).
The only known obfuscation service is i2p (not tor!) but it mixes random data into traffic, preventing, or rather complicating and significantly increasing the cost of such surveillance. And it's not vpn.

Answer 2

1. Structure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
2. There are a lot of VPN services and their servers appear and disappear in different countries. You need to look at the website of a particular service, and further clarify in support. And also do not forget to check the IP every time you connect. One provider can sell the range (they are now expensive), and another in another country can buy.
PS Judging by the fact that you want Satoshi Nakamoto-level anonymity for free, your fears are completely unfounded. The intelligence agencies of these countries are unlikely to be interested in your activities. :)