Unless we talk about something different, Wireguard is not a VPN, it is a new protocol made to replace OpenVPN, several VPN providers already started to use it to get better speed and security.
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- Sep 5, 2017
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That is i wanted to know?? do you have any idea about the VPN companies started to implement it in their software 
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??IVPN, Mullvad, Nord, and some others.That is i wanted to know?? do you have any idea about the VPN companies started to implement it in their software
- Sep 5, 2017
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- Apr 7, 2016
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I have tried a few, and I settled on Express VPN. I was impressed with the speed. Until now it has performed real good.
Yup, I am using it as well with VyprVPN. Their android apps can be used in China especially when I am not on business trips.....carrying only handphones. Very convenient for me.
I'm using BulletVPN now. I'm getting very good speeds and the customer support is excellent. For what I can tell, they seem to have a decent privacy policy. You can still buy lifetime licenses for $39 from StackSocial. But as with any VPN, it makes sense to buy a month subscription first, so that you can see how well it works for you, before spending the extra money for a longer subscription.
I ditched Windscribe, because although it is an excellent VPN with good speeds and a very stable Windows client, their customer support is terrible.
At the moment their Windows client is severely lacking in features, but they are going to be adding more features in a few weeks.
I ditched Windscribe, because although it is an excellent VPN with good speeds and a very stable Windows client, their customer support is terrible.
At the moment their Windows client is severely lacking in features, but they are going to be adding more features in a few weeks.
I tried Vypr recently, but found that I was getting constant CPU use of around 9 to over 20% from their Windows client, when connected. Their customer support is good, but they said I really need a faster computer to have lower CPU use and that I could expect it to be around 95% at times (which does not sound right). But at least they were responsive and made some attempt to help me. If not for CPU usage issue, I would still be using it.
morgning
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- Mar 12, 2020
- 13
I tried a lot of VPNs but I am using Veepn now https://veepn.com/vpn-apps/vpn-for-windows/ It's a paid, fast, reliable and secure VPN. I am very satisfied about it and I am using it already a year.
Lorthemar
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- Mar 18, 2020
- 9
PC Mag is a sponsored post website. If you want to get anything posted there you'll have to pay something anywhere between $500 and I don't know how high. One of my teammates at work had reached out to them for crediting a source, and they had asked us to sponsor it. Like, why would we sponsor our own content that you are using without referring back to us. Most review websites make money by listing the highest bidder. They might test the tools but they don't rate the objectively. You can easily understand that by how they value pros and cons in a 'sponsored' product vs. an unsponsored product.
mark346
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- Apr 4, 2020
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zoeyalex87
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- Apr 11, 2020
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Been a PIA VPN user for a year. I recommend it.
Laptop client, mobile client, even a router can be config to use pia. Chat support is instant.
You have a proxy and socks 5 included for your browser.
Laptop client, mobile client, even a router can be config to use pia. Chat support is instant.
You have a proxy and socks 5 included for your browser.
How much decreases speeds PIA VPN?
- Apr 1, 2019
- 2,868
I would reiterate that you want to trust your vpn more than your ISP if you are using it most of the time. If you just want to hide torrenting or adult sites from your ISP or your local network most will do that. But you are offering up the chance to give a lot of info to these companies. The only ones I would trust are IVPN or Mullvad. Maybe OVPN, they seem to have some promise, but I don’t know much about them. These companies aren’t shady about their ownership and have good records for security and trust (not sure about OVPN in this respect, but they are straightforward about their ownership).
StarKenzie
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- Mar 26, 2020
- 14
Recently I've been using SurfShark and really enjoy it. Simple, cheap and works quite smooth.
FI,
I'm using VyprVPN for android and it has WireGuard protocol in its v4.x now. Later it'll come to other platforms as well
www.vyprvpn.com
and ExpressVPN will be coming out with its new Lightway protocol
www.expressvpn.com
I'm using VyprVPN for android and it has WireGuard protocol in its v4.x now. Later it'll come to other platforms as well
Introducing VyprVPN 4.0 Beta With WireGuard® | VyprVPN
WireGuard® is the next-generation, open-source VPN protocol that promises to meet the needs of users who desire the highest level of privacy, security and speed.
www.vyprvpn.com
and ExpressVPN will be coming out with its new Lightway protocol
Lightway: A Superior VPN Experience | ExpressVPN Blog
Introducing Lightway, a brand new, next-generation VPN protocol that will make your connection faster, more reliable, and more secure.
www.expressvpn.com
- Mar 8, 2020
- 182
They are quite late to the party, most of VPN companies pushed it already in 2018.FI,
I'm using VyprVPN for android and it has WireGuard protocol in its v4.x now. Later it'll come to other platforms as well
Introducing VyprVPN 4.0 Beta With WireGuard® | VyprVPN
WireGuard® is the next-generation, open-source VPN protocol that promises to meet the needs of users who desire the highest level of privacy, security and speed.
and ExpressVPN will be coming out with its new Lightway protocol
Lightway: A Superior VPN Experience | ExpressVPN Blog
Introducing Lightway, a brand new, next-generation VPN protocol that will make your connection faster, more reliable, and more secure.
It depends on many factors. Usually I see drops with any VPN provider around ~20-30% slower.
I vote for "other" because of:
None.
I don't need one and none can give my any improvements
None.
I don't need one and none can give my any improvements
- Nov 10, 2017
- 3,250
What about when you go to public WiFi ? maybe some site blocked your country?
If I use public WiFi I don't have any problems.
I'm using encrypted DNS, all sites are https and device is up2date & hardened so i don't provide any attack surface.
I don't know any blocked sites and never see one by myself or by friends.
- Apr 1, 2019
- 2,868
This is dependent on what country you reside in.
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