AirVPN

Don’t move from AirVpn. I use them because of their very strict no logging policy. They came into existence because of other vpn vendors claiming to have limited logs, but always ended up having them when a court tells them to produce. As far as I know airvpn explicitly does not have logs so can nev

AirVPN is sketchy AF. One time, they announced that a server of theirs was seized. EIGHT YEARS before they announced it and started deleting any posts calling them out for it:https://www.reddit.com/r/vpns/comments/1bsj5yn/sketchy_move_from_airvpn_after_server_seizure/ ProtonVPN admitted they employ real t

Viele gute Aspekte wurden schon genannt, würde selbst noch benennen: Webseiten und Service Anbieter blockieren gerne mal die ip Adressen von vpn Servern, was etwas nervig sein kann. Die Nutzung von VPNs macht dich nicht zwangsweise anonym, siehe: Viele Betreiber wollen eine valide Email-Adresse bei

I trust AirVPN and Mullvad, and I think they're pretty affordable.

Technically, any VPN will do. Proton and AirVPN have portforwarding which is highly recommended. You will not find a trustworthy/functional VPN for torrenting for free.

IF you are looking for a very good and reputable VPN, with strong privacy oriented towards a slightly more technical/serious audience: Mullvad VPN or IVPN. IF you are looking for a VPN that is of a similar quality to these other two in most respects, but oriented a bit more towards a mainstream audi

The total donations from all projects not just Gluetun wouldn't cover the costs of a subscription to all the supported providers actually. Plus even if it would, why spend money when users have spare slots (use 3 out of max 5 devices) they don't use. Well one better alternative would had been to que

The only companies I trust are those who have been audited and have been proven in court not to log, there is literally three that exist… proton vpn, Mullvad, and airvpn. Every other company has been shown to log. So yeah maybe you’re right

Protonvpn is best overall. AirVPN is good too. Though their UI looks old. PIA is cheaper but the company who owns it have a bad rep. Windscribe have port forwarding too. But i have no experience with that vpn.

There are VPNs with a no-logs policy so they literally can't share anything (check that they have been audited). I think Mullvad and Proton are both good for that. (I can't recall if the other go-to ones like AirVPN and Windscribe are also off the top of my head, so check.)