I just got a push notification to try Malwarbytes VPN trial. I am wondering if anyone has tried it?
Please provide comments and solutions that are helpful to the author of this topic.
- Apr 24, 2016
- 7,871
I have not tried it myself.
Some more info can be found here:
Malwarebytes Privacy VPN
Homepage: Online Privacy Protection | Malwarebytes OS: Windows 7 or higher Language: English Introducing Malwarebytes Privacy With a single click, our next-generation VPN helps protect your online privacy, secures your WiFi connection, and delivers speeds way faster than older VPNs...
malwaretips.com
I am using it and seems to be fine. Have not had much experience with different VPN providers and their speed/features etc but this VPN covers my needs.
- Apr 28, 2015
- 9,098
Me too, just installed
- Aug 12, 2015
- 1,477
Why the hell every security company now offers VPN? Some of them aren't even anonymous as they claim because most of them keep logs.
It's advised that you do your own research before buying into any product. Malwarebytes partnered with a reputable and trusted VPN provider for their software, as with Firefox and their Private VPN.
Security and Privacy go hand in hand. You can't boast private anonymous browsing without a VPN service.
Standalone packages are my recommendation.
- Sep 15, 2013
- 48
I tried it last night, but the internet access speed is insignificant from not using VPN
- Aug 12, 2015
- 1,477
I wasn't talking about the Malwarebytes in particular; I was talking generally, regarding all security companies.
Yes, but why did they all decide to release VPN service in recent years? I think Avast was the first to offer the VPN service (at least I heard for their service first) and it seems like others just followed the lead.
VPN isn't anything new. It was always used for accessing unavailable content as well as protecting privacy.
As always...
- Aug 27, 2020
- 446
- Aug 21, 2020
- 615
They are partnering with Mullvad so
But personally I am skeptical of any Antivirus+VPN+Password Manager bundle. You put all your eggs in one basket. Nope. Buy them separately.
But personally I am skeptical of any Antivirus+VPN+Password Manager bundle. You put all your eggs in one basket. Nope. Buy them separately.
- Jun 26, 2020
- 440
I believe exist too many offers of VPN services, I have a few, and they look very similar in speed.
- Aug 27, 2020
- 446
hey, the same here, same speed on my 2 VPN Services.
Fastest Server on EkspressVPN 90-120MB.
Fastest Server on ProtonVPN Plus 120-130MB.
My real Speed with wire 300MB Download & 50 Upload.
Fastest Server on EkspressVPN 90-120MB.
Fastest Server on ProtonVPN Plus 120-130MB.
My real Speed with wire 300MB Download & 50 Upload.
- Aug 21, 2020
- 615
Can you chain them together? Make a triple hop lol. One router level, one OS level, one browser level.
- Apr 1, 2019
- 2,882
It’s repackaged Mullvad, which is good, it should be fine. However it’s overpriced.
- Sep 15, 2013
- 48
I am not so sure about VPN services, especially with the speed of internet connections, because usually VPN services actually reduce internet access speed from the original connection.
- Aug 4, 2016
- 1,465
I think it does depend which server you are using & your connection, if you are fortunate enough to have a sever within a few hundred miles & a fast connection often the loss is negligible, for me about 10% - Again though if you have a slower connection & many have 10% may be a substantial amount + if you are distant from a server it changes things - If your connection is slow or flaky a VPN could slow things down tremendously.
Last edited:
Similar threads
