I've been using Mullvad lately, because it wasn't super expensive, and it seems pretty fast and good so far.
I'm kinda new to VPNs, I've tried some free ones earlier and one paid service which was awful.
Anyway, post some tips and tricks for using VPNs or just discuss your favorite service in this thread.
Christopher King
Small bump
Andrew Perez
all of the vpns i use are always banned on every site. mullvad is fast though
David Reyes
I'm very happy with PIA
Dominic Campbell
Yeah that is a shame. Also mail notifications like "Someone just signed in on your account from x country!". Would be nice to be able to post to Sup Forums with a VPN running.
I've heard a lot about it but it just feels so "mainstream" so to say. Like their super accessible site design. Feels kinda wrong imo but maybe I'll try it some day.
Wyatt Sanchez
PIA is a goddamn honeypot, look it up
Kayden Carter
Yeah that's the eery kind of feel that I was getting. I guess I'll avoid it now lol.
Jackson Collins
>look it up The only thing I found were some retarded channers spooking themselves
Juan Sanders
whats the best fee VPN if youre a viral marketer doing paid political shitposting on pol so you need it to make swedish and german flags?
Aiden Morris
I've heard some anons recommend using a VPS instead of a VPN. Can anyone recommend me some? And is a VPS a better solution than a VPN?
Austin Foster
I use AirVPN
Levi Collins
nice meme
Owen Moore
PIA is alright but slow. Upstream is about 5-6Mbit reliably as is the downstream. Once in awhile I can break loose to the blazing fast speeds of 10Mbit but that's rare and sporadic. I'd love to find a service even gives me 50Mbit but I imagine that's a damn unicorn at this point. I'm sure there might be some that do but are cost prohibitive. The freebies I've tried are all more or less shitty and only good for phone/pc shitposting.
Julian Brown
I used hide.me for a while, and got about 90 Mbit while torrenting from a server in quebec Their service is super expensive though
Nathan Rogers
I use expressvpn, I'm kind of looking for a cheaper alternative... it's way too pricy. No PIA pls
Colton James
>VPS That word... I do not think it means what you think it means
Camden Gomez
ExpressVPN, but its quite expensive
Gabriel Ramirez
Yes it does. He means host your own VPN on a VPS and it's a common setup.
Owen Collins
What practical benefit would that yield, besides doing something like a seedbox? You're still limited by the network of your host provider
Noah Gomez
>US based corporation
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Carter Ward
FrootVPN
Brody Reyes
My country just passed some Orwell tier laws and I've been trying to pick a vpn provider for the past few days. It seems to me all i can find is either paid articles shilling particular providers, or tinfoil hat wearing paranoics that call every service unsafe
Henry Price
usually just set up a proxy via one of my VPSes, since I already paying for them anyway.
but i did like frootvpn for the few months i used it. easy to use and worked well enough, not sure what else you can ask of a vpn. and of course you couldn't shitpost with it too, and fuck paying for a 4jew pass
Carter Walker
Nord or Air
Aiden Garcia
+1 for frootvpn I used it for like the 2 months it was free, was easy and fast, but even their rates from the last time I saw were not very bad
Noah Garcia
I use based NordVPN.
>$36 a year >Based in Panama >No logs >Servers all over the world >P2P, TOR, etc. allowed >Fast speeds >Useful and configurable apps for Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, as well as OpenVPN support
Like others have mentioned, Private Internet Access seems too mainstream to not be fishy.
Jack Hughes
>$36 a year Say no more
Levi Evans
whats good site 2 torrent on?
Joshua Long
pick up a VPS in Madagascar and install openVPN on it.
Robert Sanchez
I use thepiratebay
Elijah Anderson
Do their apps allow split tunnelling?
Dylan Phillips
I've been using PureVPN for a short while. Their feature list is promising, their proprietary app is available on GNU/Linux (which is kind of rare) and allows to do split-tunneling by app, which makes it a little complicated to split-tunnel by server/IP, but you can pull it off if you keep all your clearnet browsing on a separate browser. They have a deal that's like $60 for 2 years right now.
If you use their app though, be careful, encryption is turned off by default. Go figure.
Isaiah Nguyen
Also, it's in Hong Kong.
Elijah Cox
I'm not very knowledgeable about this, does setting up vpn connection directly on my router nullify dns leak risk?