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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1113978" data-attributes="member: 114717">Mullvad is worthless because it is widely blocked. Once Mullvad became popular, too many people using it killed its usefulness. More and more websites and other services are blocking Mullvad IP addresses. And Mullvad leadership will not change the way it does things - meaning no IP address rotation. So, like I said, Mullvad is worthless.AmneziaWG, XRAY - these two are good but there is scant support and the instructions are as worthless as Mullvad. Very, very limited servers (as in 5 or less and they are all 12,000km or more away) and service provided by shady operators that might or might not respond to support requests. Basically, anyone interested needs to be able to read either Chinese, Ukranian, or Russian and then figure out 3 word sentences as instructions to figure out they have to create their own VPN servers or else find a VPN that supports those protocols.To get better help one has to join various chat app groups all in the hopes of getting understandable help. From what I have seen, Amnezia, XRAY are for network/VPN geeks that need no instructions.I tried both. Got nowhere with Amnezia. Got somewhere with XRAY but upload/download speeds were 5 Mbps up and down. Connections drop often. Worthless.There is virtually no support for Windows. As usual, the vast majority of VPNs are developed for Linux users. Windows are treated as an afterthought if at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1113978, member: 114717"] Mullvad is worthless because it is widely blocked. Once Mullvad became popular, too many people using it killed its usefulness. More and more websites and other services are blocking Mullvad IP addresses. And Mullvad leadership will not change the way it does things - meaning no IP address rotation. So, like I said, Mullvad is worthless. AmneziaWG, XRAY - these two are good but there is scant support and the instructions are as worthless as Mullvad. Very, very limited servers (as in 5 or less and they are all 12,000km or more away) and service provided by shady operators that might or might not respond to support requests. Basically, anyone interested needs to be able to read either Chinese, Ukranian, or Russian and then figure out 3 word sentences as instructions to figure out they have to create their own VPN servers or else find a VPN that supports those protocols. To get better help one has to join various chat app groups all in the hopes of getting understandable help. From what I have seen, Amnezia, XRAY are for network/VPN geeks that need no instructions. I tried both. Got nowhere with Amnezia. Got somewhere with XRAY but upload/download speeds were 5 Mbps up and down. Connections drop often. Worthless. There is virtually no support for Windows. As usual, the vast majority of VPNs are developed for Linux users. Windows are treated as an afterthought if at all. [/QUOTE]

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