/g/ what's your go to VPN?

>>60935023
none all are botnet, some are legit literal botnets

>>60935023
read thatoneprivacysite.net and torrentfreak's guide

don't listen to VPN service shills, or NSA shills (>>60935079), make your own decision

>>60935023
pia because of that one thing about the subpoena they couldn't provide useful information for

they claim not to throttle p2p but they definitely do though to around ~16mbps in my testing

>>60935160
>>60935136
>>60935079
any good free ones worth looking into?

>>60935437
No. If you're not paying, you're not a customer, you're the product being sold.

Sure, take advantage of free trials to paid services. But not free services.

>>60935437
if all you need is to unblock a website and don't give a shit about privacy

otherwise no

Private Internet Access. Just pay with the gift cards your family gets you for Christmas/your birthday/whenever, then dump the account afterwards.

>>60935023
What are you using it for? You should just run your own if you're just circumventing global firewalls or whatnot.

>>60935805

Just curious about the different ones that /g/ used.

>>60935462
>>60935462
this. even if there is it probably lost in the many free vpns so you won't even know

>>60935160
This. Pia. It's not to pricey and gives me th price of mind I need.

sshuttle and a random server

>>60935023
Opera

Free and since they chink now the NSA/FBI cant do shit to me.

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>>60935023
SecureVPN right now
I had bad experiences with BolehVPN and trust.zone

>>60935160
This.

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>>60935160
Yeah torrents definitely take a speed hit but not enough for me to drop them by any means. I can understand why they do that.

I'm still kinda concerned about them being in the US though, but they are the best I've used.