Question Which VPN service would you recommend? Why?

[CyberTech]

Avira Phantom VPN Pro, well great fastest VPN in my country i use Phone/PC no problem

Wait for the review..

 

[utente6]

I received a huge bid for Bitdefender VPN, really cheap price, around $ 20. I find Bitdefender reliable. There will be a reason if they are the company with the highest number of users in the world. I want to give my trust to them, if you want guys, I will update you. I do not believe that the privacy of users is violated, they are too serious as company, and would put their brand at risk for no reason.

 

[Aerdian]

I received a huge bid for Bitdefender VPN, really cheap price, around $ 20. I find Bitdefender reliable. There will be a reason if they are the company with the highest number of users in the world. I want to give my trust to them, if you want guys, I will update you. I do not believe that the privacy of users is violated, they are too serious as company, and would put their brand at risk for no reason.

I'd agree with that. Plus it comes with Bitdefender Total Security 2018, so a great option if you're already using the AV

 

[utente6]

Exactly,
I also received an offer for total security, really low prices, I'm amazed. I will buy both products. Total Security and VPN cost less than Kaspersky Total Security ONLY.

 

[Aerdian]

Exactly,
I also received an offer for total security, really low prices, I'm amazed. I will buy both products. Total Security and VPN cost less than Kaspersky Total Security ONLY.

But you don't have to buy both products, since the VPN is included with Total Security. But yes, Bitdefender is quite competitive on pricing, especially considering the features they include.

 

[utente6]

Yeah man, if you have the chance to talk with the support, they will make you good offers. I am aware that Total Security has the 200 MB built-in VPN, but if them make an offer, 20$ for having 1 year of VPN with unlimited traffic, I think it's a good deal

 

[zzz00m]

@zzz00m don't be so sure with does two VPNs that you use

LOL!!! That is really funny! Now what is your point?

 

[Paul.R]

About Windscribe VPN:
- connection logs(bandwith)
- based in Canada(five eyes country)
- slow speed

About Avira:
- based in Germany(14 eyes country)
- connection logs(bandwith)
- connection is constantly dropping
- useless download speed

I prefer a true VPN like Mullvad, ExpressVPN or Nord.

 

[zzz00m]

About Windscribe VPN:
- connection logs(bandwith)
- based in Canada(five eyes country)
- slow speed

About Avira:
- based in Germany(14 eyes country)
- connection logs(bandwith)
- connection is constantly dropping
- useless download speed

I prefer a true VPN like Mullvad, ExpressVPN or Nord.

Bandwidth logs are not a real privacy issue.

5 or 14 eyes is only an issue if you are a threat to the state. A government agency is going to own you no matter what VPN or country you are in.

Your reported connection issues and speed may be true for your location, but I am getting top speed here with very reliable connections.

FYI: Nord is the slowest VPN I tested...

 

[Brie]

is the VPN on opera browser good? it is free. it is what i use.

 

[slash/]

is the VPN on opera browser good? it is free. it is what i use.

What data do we collect?
The information we collect may include: personal data, for example your name, email, IP-address, location; and non-personal technical data, for example who manufactured your device, your screen's resolution, your mobile operator's region and code. A complete list of the data we collect and purpose of collection may vary between our products and services. You can find detailed descriptions in the product/service-related sections below.
Privacy Statement | Opera

It depends what you are using it for. You are being logged.

 

[SumTingWong]

Windscribe VPN because I got a very good deal on 3 years license for $15.

 

[lowdetection]

Nothing based on OpenVPN, except for ProtonVPN,

instead, something based on WireGuard, like, AzireVPN,

but to be honest, I am researching about put PiVPN in combination with the new PiHole running FTLDNS+Unbound...

 

[Paul.R]

@Brie opera vpn is more a proxy then vpn

 

[Brie]

thank you both.

What data do we collect?
The information we collect may include: personal data, for example your name, email, IP-address, location; and non-personal technical data, for example who manufactured your device, your screen's resolution, your mobile operator's region and code. A complete list of the data we collect and purpose of collection may vary between our products and services. You can find detailed descriptions in the product/service-related sections below.
Privacy Statement | Opera

It depends what you are using it for. You are being logged.

@Brie opera vpn is more a proxy then vpn

 

[LASER_oneXM]

using WindscribeVPN on all my machines.

 

[17410742]

Currently using Mullvad.

No account, No email, Bitcoin = No identifiable trace back.

Wireguard compatible on Mobile.

Prime Video works on it too!

 

[Thales]

Currently using Mullvad.

No account, No email, Bitcoin = No identifiable trace back.

Wireguard compatible on Mobile.

Prime Video works on it too!

Yeah, I was thinking of the same tactic with my current VPN provider.
However they know your real IP address, so every hard work, (Bitcoin, no account etc) is pointless.

 

[17410742]

nah they don't.

signed up through diff VPN & Tor lol

but even if they do indeed have my real IP, there is absolutely no way to link it to me directly.

The fact there is no account, email or payment traceback - I think its the best Privacy VPN available, its unqiue in this approach which i love.

Only potential problem is, lose your randomised sign in ID & there's no way for them to recover your account lol

 

[LDogg]

Windscribe Free is a good option for those who do not wish to pay for a VPN service.

~LDogg