Mullvad, iVPN
Such a gorgeous answer 🤌🤌🤌
I tried IVPN recently but had a ton of trouble getting MLB.tv streams to work. Switched back to ExpressVPN for now.
IVPN and Mullvad are probably the best VPNs if you simply want to transfer full view of all your internet activity from your ISP to one of these 2 companies. If you want to keep your internet movements private from everyone, use Tor browser. Its slower and doesn’t do udp, but it is much closer to real privacy than the commercial VPNs. Of course, if you are a high priority target of a large nation state, then Tor might not be enough for you, but for most people it works well for those things you want private. If you just want to watch movies, torrent and stuff like that, regular VPNs are the way to go.
Nope, use i2p and never go to clearnet
And have 5 sites you can go to most of which are in Russian.
Also wasn’t they’re something about that group supporting Putin or something like that?
Ur right i wish more people used i2p
This.
Proton. It replaced PIA for me when it was introduced. Since I was already paying for Proton mail, there was no reason to keep paying for a separate VPN as well.
Reasonable decision. Proton is good for privacy 🙂
Really? Protonmail doesn’t have a clean track record. They backtracked their TOS, their onion site forwards to the clearnet, and they outed a French climate activist.
Same story, made the switch and now I use the ecosystem except the password manager. It’s a bunch of solid products. Tad Expensive (compared to free like Gmail) but I’m happy.
I’ve been trying out the password manager these past couple weeks to see how it compares to Bitwarden. Overall I’ve been impressed. Auto fill actually seems to be superior on Proton as it works on some sites that Bitwarden never would for me. My only real complaint at the moment is that the iOS app will log out of my account at random and it’s a hassle to log back in since I don’t always have my Proton pw on hand.
I seriously considered switching, but they don’t offer enough storage to make it a better value for me.
They give you extra storage every year on your anniversary.
The answers are always going to be Mullvad, IVPN or Proton VPN. Windscribe is also a possibility.
+1 for windscribe
Such a based answer 😍😘
Mullvad VPN paid with Monero and NextDNS paid version.
Why NextDNS if you already query DNS through Mullvad?
Because I prefer the granular control that I have over my queries when I’m using NextDNS something that I don’t have with Mullvad DNS.
I use Mozilla VPN, which is just Mullvad but more expensive. I want to support Mozilla though and enjoy the integration with my multi account containers so i stick with it
If you were in with Mozilla VPN while it was in beta (for $4.99/month), you can keep that price for life as long as you have an active sub. I got lucky with that one.
I use Moz too. It works pretty well, but I do get a lot of “confirm you are not a bot” messages from Cloudflare, especially when I’m using LibreWolf to anonymize my browser headers (fingerprint).
Don’t use express VPN. They make it very annoying to cancel. I thought I canceled once and it didn’t work.
It takes three confirmations inside a hidden menu.
Mullvad. Cheap, simple, good, and everyone here seems to be infatuated with it.
One of the best options. On par with IVPN and Proton. 😘
I tried Proton (the free version), but it didn’t seem as reliable and it just had too much going on. Mullvad is as simple as choosing a location and connecting.
Solid. Very solid option 🙂
Proton
Good option for Privacy 🙂
Same, fast cheap and at least one of the absolute best when it comes to privacy.
Mullvad and Cryptostorm
Cryptostorm is a honeypot that was discovered years ago. I’m surprised anyone even talks about it still
Sources for it being a honeypot?
It was a big controversy years ago. You can take or leave the info. I don’t have the time to look it up.
Douglas Spink was arrested. He was then removed from the team, no longer having access to anything. Df has been the main guy for the past couple years - but that’s cryptostorm becoming a honeypot, in your opinion?
Doesn’t hurt to be overly paranoid, but this is to the extreme.
I have nothing invested in proving it one way or another. It is something I saw a few years ago, and thought I’d mention it now to warn others. If you think it went from honeypot to non-honeypot, then by all means use it. At the end of the day, you cannot fully trust any traditional VPN because they can do what ever they want and we’d be none the wiser, despite all the big claims. VPN’s are for watching geoblocked movies and stuff like that. That’s about it. If you want privacy, you’ll have to look into other things.
If you think it went from honeypot to non-honeypot
I don’t think it was ever a honeypot, they contributed a lot to the early VPN communities, following both perfect-privacy and blackvpn.
VPN’s are for watching geoblocked movies and stuff like that. That’s about it.
I do not believe so, but to each their own.
Do you work for Cryptostorm?
May I ask why do you think Cryptostorm is a honeypot?
It was a big scandal some years ago and I don’t have the time to look it up for you. You can take it as you like.
I pay for proton. I use it on mobile, laptop, and desktop. Its quite seamless and unobtrusive. I like a vpn that allows me to forget im using a VPN
I tried Proton for a month for I’d get A LOT of “confirm you’re not a robot” when entering a lot of websites. Was really annoying. Did you ever get around that?
That’s almost always caused by one of your nodes’ IPs being logged doing sketchy stuff. Try picking a different route.
I often do forget I’m on the VPN and I can’t figure out why I can’t chromecast music to my speakers.
Proton
Very good option!
Only VPN I would trust is Mullvad
Proton was accused to give access to mails to authorities : https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-58476983
NordVPN and others are usually linked to your email + credit card stuff and you blindly need to trust them
Not only have they provided the data, but they were even called “really easy to work with” by the feds
Do you have a source for this? Thanks
Private internet access. It’s super cheap too
I switched to Proton from PIA when I learned of PIAs sketchy new owner Kape Technologies
Fair. But afaik their privacy policy hasnt changed. i will probably drop em asap if I catch wind of something concretely nefarious tho.
I might be wrong, but couldn’t their privacy policy stay the same but their internal policies of complying with government requests change with new ownership?
What’s the consistency, speed, security, scale, and availability though.
It’s been great for me. Servers all over the world, connection remains rock solid for me. I also like that they support port forwarding, which can be a godsend for some torrents.
Do you have any details tho or is it just that “it’s been good for you”
Namely security, consistency and speed
I’ve been using Proton for half a year, and I’m considering buying the Unlimited plan
Long time AirVPN user here - never had any issues.
