Advice Request VPN renewal or ditch? [Poll]

[Slerion]

I currently have an active subscription on NordVPN & will defiantly renew when the time comes.

Ye i have a nord sub too ( I have atm surfshark , nord , ivacy , unlimited and more ), nord would be great if they would support Ipv6 or atleast handle IPV6 like surfshark does...
like parsec doesnt work with nord cause nord blocks any IPV6 surfshark somehoe allows Local Ipv6 connection so parsec works.

weirdly i tried bullet VPN and it works pretty good 250 mbit speed , their wireguard implementation also can connect to problematic programs like mullvad where nord and surfshark cant connect .

 

[blackice]

Ha, funny looking back on this. I voted I’d definitely resubscribe, but ended up cancelling. I don’t really need a vpn.

 

[Templarware]

VPNs are only worth it if you need to access stuff locked to your country. For security purposes, it's not necessary. I'm using NextDNS, I feel no need for a VPN, if I want to "change my location", I use the one built in in Opera GX.

 

[Kongo]

I'm using NextDNS

Changed your mind about it?

 

[n8chavez]

VPNs are only worth it if you need to access stuff locked to your country. For security purposes, it's not necessary. I'm using NextDNS, I feel no need for a VPN, if I want to "change my location", I use the one built in in Opera GX.

Yeah....that might not be the best idea knowingly using a vpn owned by a Chinese company, which is what Opera is. (I miss Opera Presto.)

 

[Templarware]

Changed your mind about it?

Damn good memory.
It's great. But I still don't know if I'm going to pay after this first year.

 

[Kongo]

Damn good memory.
It's great. But I still don't know if I'm going to pay after this first year.

Won't forget the discussions we've caused

 

[Templarware]

Yeah....that might not be the best idea knowingly using a vpn owned by a Chinese company, which is what Opera is. (I miss Opera Presto.)

Opera is headquartered in Norway and obeys Norwegian privacy laws.

 

[n8chavez]

Opera is headquartered in Norway and obeys Norwegian privacy laws.

Kind of. Opera is a Norwegian company owned by a Chinese group. Regardless, I wouldn't trust a VPN that transports private data in anything China were involved. They are the reason some in that area need a VPN in the first place.

 

[Arequire]

Opera is headquartered in Norway and obeys Norwegian privacy laws.

Kind of. Opera is a Norwegian company owned by a Chinese group. Regardless, I wouldn't trust a VPN that transports private data in anything China were involved. They are the reason some in that area need a VPN in the first place.

You're both half right. The name "Opera" actually refers to two separate companies. Opera Norway AS is the Norway-based company and handles all data from users living in the European Economic Area. Those using Opera products outside of the EEA have their data handled by Opera Unite Pte. Ltd, which is headquartered in Singapore. Both use the moniker "Opera" interchangeably and both operate under very different data privacy laws.

 

[marcopaone]

3 years in a row with Private Internet Access

 

[Paul.R]

Someone use OVPN?