IVPN

It depends on what you're looking for! The VPNs that score the best on our test bench are Mullvad and IVPN. They're both fast, don't leak, and have secure registration practices since they assign you a random account number instead of using an email or password.

I do not communicate with the trolls/internet lawyers and ignore them when they respond to a post of mine. In turn, I don't get bothered. On the flip side, online security and privacy is important. Get a VPN. I recommend Proton VPN, Mullvad and IVPN (Proton has a free trier, but it is slow). These a

Started with Mullvad, currently using iVPN since mullvad was kinda acting weird on my PC or phone.

It depends. If port forwarding is important for you then windscribe is the obvious choice. One of the cons of windscribe is their lack of IPv6 support which they claim will come this year. Ivpn has an impeccable record in terms of privacy, transparency and service and have been around for a long tim

I switched from mullvad because of the ceos politics, and ivpn has been good to me. The client is easy to use on Linux and their payment methods are as secure as mullvad. In regards to your questions, I have ivpns split tunneling on always, and they have a setting to not connect to the Internet unle

I would say that Mullvad isn’t the bastion of reliability and definitely not speed, but with their WireGuard obfuscation I’ve been able to connect eventually. It is fairly throttled through, so you be in a much better place with the vray solutions or the Chinese VPNs. Sometimes it just takes a coupl

I used Mullvad and IVPN. Both work well and are easy to install & update, which is important to me as I use Linux and am not a Linux Pro. They both claim to not keep logs. Ivpn was a little quicker.

Thanks a lot for IVPN. So far, the connection is top, including the speed. Probably the best one..

I think Nym is the best for privacy, but Mullvad is the best middle-ground for speed & privacy. IVPN and Proton are also close I think.

Testing on 24/7 iVPN connection. Will submit a PR if I see anything. It would be a great time to add a healthcheck stats api endpoint with simple counters for healthcheck fails, total successful reconnects, etc. Thanks Quentin!