NordVPN

After reading this thread and multiple other Reddit threads, I have come to the conclusion that the best VPN providers, along with their Christmas deals, are: NordVPN (http://nordvpn.com/vpndeal): I grabbed this one during the Christmas sale last year and honestly it’s been the most stable VPN I’ve

DO NOT USE FREE VPNs Remember, if an online service is free, you are the product I can't remember which one it was but one of the bigger free VPNs was just selling data & wasn't really doing anything to protect their users identifiable info. Nord always has deals on; I use both their VPN service & N

I’ve been using NordVPN for over a year and haven’t had any issues. It has a solid no-logs policy, allows torrenting, offers fast speeds, and works well for streaming/unblocking sites. It’s not the cheapest, but for reliability and privacy, I’d definitely recommend it.

"Are you worried your IP is being tracked because you impersonated a medical official and now the cops are after you for second degree murder? Then you, my friend, could USE NORD VPN!"

"Thanks to Alan Turing and his Enigma machine, the allies were able to decipher the Axis' secret messages. If you also don't want your messages decrypted, why not trying Nord VPN?"

Raycon is a simple to explain one, they are much lower quality than many competitors at a similar price point. So they slap on the illusion of quality and relentlessly market themselves to corner the market. Surfshark and Nord VPN are singled out because they are VPN's. They don't do most of the cla

it does what every VPN does. it changes your IP so it appears you're connecting from another country, but they rely on scare tactics like "every site knows your exact location" while offering a "solution" that doesn't solve anything at all. most sites know when you're using a VPN, so it's not some m

Nord isnt a real privacy focused VPN. It's just a very well advertised one

The North Korean government spies on its citizens, but you know who else spies on people ? 1000s of the websites you visit. That’s why I use Nord VPN

Surfshark is owned by the same entity as NordVPN. They are associated with Tesonet, a company which has a data mining arm (OxyLabs). I would suggest you stick with the PrivacyGuides recommendations for VPNs, that is, Proton VPN, Mullvad, or IVPN: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/vpn/