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<blockquote data-quote="motox781" data-source="post: 566995" data-attributes="member: 35376">I just wanted to give a shot out to PIA. I noticed it wasn&#039;t in the list, but have been using them for years. Here is a couple of things I&#039;ve liked about PIA. Speed: I have a 200Mb down connection. On my ISP (Cox) I get 35ms pings/115Mb down. With PIA (server 350 miles away), I get 25ms pings/ 120Mb down. Service is a little faster via VPN.&nbsp; Ping is important to me because I play online games. I run a VPN 24/7 and my ping is just as fast as if I was not using a VPN.Servers: They have many servers all over the world.Security: I use AES 128, but they have AES 256. They update their software fast when a security hole is discovered. Not long ago, there was a security issue and they notified everyone via email and fixed the problem right away with a software update.GUI: GUI is a little outdated, but is simple and works. IOS app works amazingly well (auto runs on restart, never disconnects, fast).Price: Cheap. $3.33 a month with 1 year. Price has stayed the same for many years.Support: I haven&#039;t used their support much, but I&#039;m guessing from the feedback I have seen that they are &#039;standard&#039; on quality of service. Stability: Never had a disconnection due to the server I use going down, etc. Logging: Very important to me. They are very vocal about NO logging, but of course this is all based on how much you trust the companies policies. I have grown to trust them. Recently, they shut down a Russian server because the Russian government wanted all VPNs to start logging for 1 year.Active users: 5 with no limitations on servers used by each person, protocols, etc.P2P friendly: YesHopes this helps someone. The other providers I&#039;ve used (Nord, Cyberghost, Express VPN) are not even close the the speeds I get with PIA.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="motox781, post: 566995, member: 35376"] I just wanted to give a shot out to PIA. I noticed it wasn't in the list, but have been using them for years. Here is a couple of things I've liked about PIA. Speed: I have a 200Mb down connection. On my ISP (Cox) I get 35ms pings/115Mb down. With PIA (server 350 miles away), I get 25ms pings/ 120Mb down. Service is a little faster via VPN. Ping is important to me because I play online games. I run a VPN 24/7 and my ping is just as fast as if I was not using a VPN. Servers: They have many servers all over the world. Security: I use AES 128, but they have AES 256. They update their software fast when a security hole is discovered. Not long ago, there was a security issue and they notified everyone via email and fixed the problem right away with a software update. GUI: GUI is a little outdated, but is simple and works. IOS app works amazingly well (auto runs on restart, never disconnects, fast). Price: Cheap. $3.33 a month with 1 year. Price has stayed the same for many years. Support: I haven't used their support much, but I'm guessing from the feedback I have seen that they are 'standard' on quality of service. Stability: Never had a disconnection due to the server I use going down, etc. Logging: Very important to me. They are very vocal about NO logging, but of course this is all based on how much you trust the companies policies. I have grown to trust them. Recently, they shut down a Russian server because the Russian government wanted all VPNs to start logging for 1 year. Active users: 5 with no limitations on servers used by each person, protocols, etc. P2P friendly: Yes Hopes this helps someone. The other providers I've used (Nord, Cyberghost, Express VPN) are not even close the the speeds I get with PIA. [/QUOTE]

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