VPN For Newbies?

[gentlemand]

I've been using Windscribe recently. You get a decent amount free. I paid and have caned the shit out of it ever since. It looks like there's a 5% reduction in open speed but it's simple and painless to use.

I've no idea what their policies are about logging and so on. We don't really know what anyone's are other than their own claims.

[squatter]

I've no idea what their policies are about logging and so on. We don't really know what anyone's are other than their own claims.

Private Internet Access's "no logging" claims were tested a couple years ago. The FBI tried to compel PIA to reveal location data about a suspected hoaxer. This is all they got:

“A subpoena was sent to London Trust Media and the only information they could provide is that the cluster of IP addresses being used was from the east coast of the United States,” the FBI’s complaint reads.

That's why I use them. With most VPNs, you're just trusting their word. PIA also has a stellar reputation and a good UI as well.

[Pab]

I  use Proton VPN
Working really great even my internet is better with his VPN
I have base plan cost 46 euro a year working on two devces
You can use free even but you have access to two network only
Mit and CERN are companies what is possible to trust

[mariabello]

As you are a newbie, I would suggest you to go for Expressvpn or Nordvpn. These two are the most reliable ones in the VPN industry. If you're looking for free options, go for Protonvpn.

If you're new to the VPN industry, you should read some guide like how VPNs work, how to check their logging policies. One I would recommend you to read is about VPN server locations and difference between physical and virtual servers in this guide.

[carlevans]

There are lots of VPNs available in the VPN industry nowadays but the thing is which one is perfect for you. It's not as easy as many people think. Here is the popular VPN providers, explore them with details and choose the right one.

Cheers