Recommend me a good VPN?
20-Mar-24 7:29am
#1 sinnie
As topic states. There seem to be a lot of options and don't wanna get scammed.
Thanks!
#1 sinnie
As topic states. There seem to be a lot of options and don't wanna get scammed.
Thanks!
20-Mar-24 8:44am
#2 ClearSights
I use Mullvad, very simple interface and connection for PC and phone. I also like that it’s month-month and don’t have to sign up for those dumb year long packages for a good price.
It doesn’t support streaming though as far as I’m aware so not able to view other regions streaming options.
#2 ClearSights
I use Mullvad, very simple interface and connection for PC and phone. I also like that it’s month-month and don’t have to sign up for those dumb year long packages for a good price.
It doesn’t support streaming though as far as I’m aware so not able to view other regions streaming options.
20-Mar-24 10:08am
#3 SublimeFan
I've used Private Internet Access for years and never had an issue. They continue to deliver new features early on (compared to other companies) and price is solid if you pay annually. I highly recommend to anyone who asks.
privateinternetaccess.com
#3 SublimeFan
I've used Private Internet Access for years and never had an issue. They continue to deliver new features early on (compared to other companies) and price is solid if you pay annually. I highly recommend to anyone who asks.
privateinternetaccess.com
20-Mar-24 2:29pm
#5 nickbobo93
I use airvpn, i like it. Has wireguard/openvpn options for protocol. Allows port forwarding which was a big factor for me. The one big problem i currently have with it that im not sure what other vpns support easily is split tunneling. Until i get my plex server off my main pc i would like to have split tunneling so i could allow plex outside the tunnel but everything else in. Here's a good place to look at comparisons for what you might care about: https://www.reddit.c...
#5 nickbobo93
I use airvpn, i like it. Has wireguard/openvpn options for protocol. Allows port forwarding which was a big factor for me. The one big problem i currently have with it that im not sure what other vpns support easily is split tunneling. Until i get my plex server off my main pc i would like to have split tunneling so i could allow plex outside the tunnel but everything else in. Here's a good place to look at comparisons for what you might care about: https://www.reddit.c...
20-Mar-24 3:49pm
#6 sinnie
nickbobo93 wrote:
I use airvpn, i like it. Has wireguard/openvpn options for protocol. Allows port forwarding which was a big factor for me. The one big problem i currently have with it that im not sure what other vpns support easily is split tunneling. Until i get my plex server off my main pc i would like to have split tunneling so i could allow plex outside the tunnel but everything else in. Here's a good place to look at comparisons for what you might care about: https://www.reddit.c...
Good stuff. I also love that one company is called Hidemyass, lol
#6 sinnie
nickbobo93 wrote:
I use airvpn, i like it. Has wireguard/openvpn options for protocol. Allows port forwarding which was a big factor for me. The one big problem i currently have with it that im not sure what other vpns support easily is split tunneling. Until i get my plex server off my main pc i would like to have split tunneling so i could allow plex outside the tunnel but everything else in. Here's a good place to look at comparisons for what you might care about: https://www.reddit.c...
Good stuff. I also love that one company is called Hidemyass, lol
20-Mar-24 3:51pm
#7 bumsplikity
I used Surf shark for 3 years and had no complaints at all. It expired recently and I'll probably re-up for another 2-3 years, or whatever their cheapest option is.
#7 bumsplikity
I used Surf shark for 3 years and had no complaints at all. It expired recently and I'll probably re-up for another 2-3 years, or whatever their cheapest option is.
20-Mar-24 5:13pm
#8 sinnie
Went with Nord VPN and so far it's exactly what I needed. Got the 2yr plan.
#8 sinnie
Went with Nord VPN and so far it's exactly what I needed. Got the 2yr plan.
20-Mar-24 8:01pm
#9 nickbobo93
sinnie wrote:
Went with Nord VPN and so far it's exactly what I needed. Got the 2yr plan.Cant go wrong with nord!
#9 nickbobo93
sinnie wrote:
Went with Nord VPN and so far it's exactly what I needed. Got the 2yr plan.Cant go wrong with nord!
Recommend me a good VPN?