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IPVanish
139 positive 0 neutral 78 negative
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VPNs that work with torbox
I used ipvanish but currently use surfshark. Many here will say you don't need one if your using a debrid. I will say otherwise. My reason is this. When I first got into streaming I used to use cinemaHD. I used ipvanish then to hide behind a mask because I was also protecting my home network with it
...rsglick in r/TorBoxApp
August 8, 2026 3:18 AM
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A few travel questions about China and the great firewall
When I visited China around 6 years ago, a lot of the big-name VPN apps that you find on all the “best VPN apps to use in China” lists ended up being blocked or never worked right. I didn’t have any luck with Express, Nord, IPVanish, etc. One that I had occasional success with was a relatively unkno
...colossalpunch in r/travel
November 2, 2025 1:26 PM
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Explain to me like I’m 5: how do I watch the bruins
Proton VPN is a good general, free VPN. zero issues. no ads or limits, confidential. it doesn't let you select a particular server, tho. just a few country options. I switched to this when IPvanish jacked up their prices.
drmoze in r/Bruins
October 27, 2025 5:43 PM
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If your stream keeps buffering, check these things first.
Do ISP's throttle just for using a VPN? My speed (wired) was 915mbs down and 895mbps up. With IPVanish on (split tunneling set up, WireGuard protocol selected, closest server selected) I am getting 166 down and 261 up. An 82% drop seems a bit drastic..
Purj19 in r/IPVanishOfficial
November 15, 2025 2:36 AM
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which vpn is trustworthy from an actual security standpoint not just marketing
Interesting choice with IPVanish. They do own their servers which is a plus, but they had that logging scandal back in 2016 that still makes me hesitant.
stoikiometric in r/it
March 27, 2026 9:24 AM
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wireguard routing issue
communications timeouts using nslookup or dig (see above reply). This really looks like an IPvanish internal routing issue. I've had it with probably a dozen connection points - they work fine for several weeks, then stop. It may be they reboot their DNS servers after patching but never test their c
...oradba in r/HomeNetworking
January 5, 2026 2:29 PM
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Not connecting!
I know this is old but currently dealing with this and I also have spectrum. Unable to login. Though one time it did let me login but I couldnt connect to any server and then it logged me out. This all worked fine for years, now starting last night I cant connect on 2 windows PCs. And on a mobile de
...diamond-optic in r/IPVanishOfficial
November 8, 2025 6:38 PM
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Black Friday VPN Deals - looking to find one to lock in for a year
Did you say VPN... VPN INFO I compiled & Suggested based on Verifications Disclaimer---I have NO affiliation with any entity here or similar What a VPN does-- Encrypts traffic between your device and an internet server to generally mask your IP from local networks your ISP etc. It can make you look
...MrMotofy in r/HomeNetworking
November 23, 2025 8:02 AM
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