Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ

I've just signed up to ivpn for a month. I appreciate their honesty on their website and the education they also have.

My only challenge is looking at getting through the great firewall.. I'm yet to find any successful VPN's / best practices

I use nym. Works well in my experience, though my Linux experience hasn't been the best. I run a hardened system though, so take that with a grain of salt.

I've heard good things about this service. Haven't tried it myself though.

https://windscribe.com/

Go to torrentfreak.com They solicit info from various VPN companies, plus report on them when they make the news.

I use Xeovo since forever, it kinda just works for me

Hey bud,

Whereever you are located, they will start blocking VPNs soon. rent a server using crypto and install xray vless realty tlx.

I really like Proton. It's fast, it's good.

I just dont get why anyone would willingly tunnel all their traffic to some party they dont know the inner workings of.

People don't like Surfshark because a while back NordVPN bought them but doesn't explicitly disclose that it's operating two products. The service of either is fine though if all you ever want is to stream or download. Nord's selling point now is that it has many servers and they're fast. Oh and they're operating out of Panama so they don't have to report your traffic to anyone.

But most VPN's aren't doing port forwarding anymore so expect not to be able to upload anything privately. Ones I learned that will still support port forwarding and are accommodating to p2p sharing are Airvpn and Proton (as long as you're actually paying for it). I've only tried AirVPN and the servers were slow but that was years ago. My next subscription with will probably be to Proton.