Do you use a VPN?

[kryzhan]

i do because of country's law. otherwise, i won't be able to surf even harmless websites. this is so disappointing

[daneal stev]

Yes, it is used in times of greatest need and in times of travel because there are sites that are prohibited in some countries

[pavlooster]

Wow, didn't know that. Only heard something about China banning FB, Wiki, Google. Good to know beforehand and to be prepared for this inconvenience.

Yes, FYI Reddit and Craiglist is banned in Indonesia.

[pamchik]

Only one that is not free. I wouldn't recommend people to use free proxies

[KimJongUnCoin]

i can recommend https://hostsailor.com/vpn-server/
.. you get unlimited traffic + an simple unix server on top
..  so with other words.. you get a server, and host on that
your vpn software ..

[steivelogan]

I used VPN because some website are banned to my country and my VPN I used is very useful to me because now I can access to that website who banned with the help of VPN. You can try to download different VPN and choose that suitable to your mobile phones or other gadgets you have.

I mostly use VPN to access the regionally restricted content, like UK netflix in Usa and to watch Poland shows in US with Poland VPN servers.

[Tygraril.]

Not at the moment, but I've used a VPN before

[BIONExchange]

I sure use a VPN for work. As many websites are out of reach in China while my work basically is carried out on various social platforms, including Telegram, Twitter, etc. Besides, I am using a paid VPN and not sure about the safety for free VPNs.

[pandafly]

yes from time to time i use a free vpn the one incorporated in the new opera browser

[Rikafip]

You lose too much internet speed with VPN. For me it's not worth it.

You loose speed if you are using free or cheap VPN. But If you use top VPN like Express VPN, you will barely notice it. I am using it for 4k Netflix and Amazon streams without any problems.
Invest some money in top VPN and you won't be disappointed.

[sver4ok]

You lose too much internet speed with VPN. For me it's not worth it.

You loose speed if you are using free or cheap VPN. But If you use top VPN like Express VPN, you will barely notice it. I am using it for 4k Netflix and Amazon streams without any problems.
Invest some money in top VPN and you won't be disappointed.

What VPN provider you can recommend? Not very expensive.

[Green_Bulb]

When I need to watch movies on NetFlix platform, I use VPN

[TheMiddleMan]

Whoever doesn't have a VPN in 2019 is just living under a stone. The government knows what you are doing in order to protect yourself you need to have a vpn. I used Torguard for a time, but now i use Ivacy.

If the governement want to know what you do he can easily by asking to the VPN provider to give them logs. Don't tell me "some vpn don't keep logs" it's bullshit. They all need logs for security reason and anyway they government can seize the vpn and listen at what you do. In commercial VPN like torguard.

[Initscri]

At home, mostly no - unless I have a specific reason to (work, website related, etc)

When I'm out and about on public WIFI, I do for the most part.

[flopnite]

Hey! Many of you won't be aware of how to check if your VPN is leaking or not. Just perform the test on the trial:
1) Find your Public IP Address and Note it down
2) Connect the VPN
3) Repeat the step 1 again
Note: Now check if the IP Address before and after VPN connection is same then it means your VPN is leaking.
4) Get rid of it ASAP.

[CPNpr]

Depends, yes. Using free version from ProtonVPN fits all my needs.

[sweetbet]

I use NordVPN and am very happy with it. I've tried other VPNs in the past, but Nord seems to be the best and most advanced one so far.

[Ajaone]

I hardly used it unless I want to access a website that is restricted in my country

[Ghild]

I dont wan't lose my internet speed thats why I will never use VPN while working

[smallrigcn]

Yes i use VPN on a daily basis actually