What do people think of Mozilla VPN? That's what I use currently.
this post was submitted on 22 Oct 2023
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I have several VPSes around the world each with OpenVPN.
I'm using Safeshell because it's highly secure and has excellent stability.
I use NordVPN, audited no-logs and they have static IPs to buy
Kaspersky because it’s part of my $3/month antivirus.. split tunnel kills my self-hosted docker stuff, and essentially isn’t really split tunneling, but yeah
I’m surprised that no one mentioned IVPN
None, get a $5 vps and setup openvpn
Proton is good and Windscribe is good if you need a dedicated ip.
a pi with wireguard in multiple friends houses in different countries
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I host my own VPN on a VPS. This way I am sure all the logging is truly disabled.
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Njalla works very well for me since the time it was (unfortunately) called ipredator
Airvpn with 3 year plan, windscribe with discount link you can find on reddit or their newsletter discounts are both good value
For torrenting No vpn instead get a cheap vps service who don't give a damn about copyright and install wireguard.
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Honestly, if you're happy with the service surfshark had been providing, why roll the dice and switch? Stick with what's making you happy.
ExpressVPN and I've got it running on my router, which makes things really simple for the rest of the network.
Any on this page https://www.privacytools.io/privacy-vpn
PrivacyTools should be taken with a grain of salt these days. There was apparently a massive falling out.
Long story short the main guy went MIA and the rest of the crew and community decided over many months to create a new site since the main guy had the keys to the kingdom. Shortly after the move the guy came back and accused everyone of being against him. It's a whole drama thing. But the fact that PrivacyTools now highly recommends NordVPN and ExpressVPN tells me all I need to know and I'm sticking with the new PrivacyGuides