Private Internet Access

Je suis loin d'être un expert mais j'ai PIA et j'ai aucun problème avec ma configuration. Selon ce que je lis, NordVPN est bien apprécié. Mullvad serait un des meilleurs, mais c'est plus cher et lorsque je magasinais pour ça, le prix était relativement élevé.

I use PIA VPN and pay the extra for a dedicated IP and it works a treat on all my devices, including Apple TV for watching F1.

I do Tho I’m not a freelancer per se, I’m a contractor. I changed from ExpressVPN to “internet private access“ (PIA vpn) because the later have split tunneling in macOS and I can tell it to only direct thru the vpn certain apps. Besides that I work Eastern time, I sometimes do use energy drinks (mon

Exactly why i said it seemed low risk. With one VPN provider that i was using openvpn with, it was. It's a popular one, PIA, so i guess i don't know if that was the only option for it. When i purchased the subscription years ago, it seemed like it at the time, and i kinda set it and forgot it on mos

Hey I know this post is a bit dated but PIA just released a new updated iOS app of PIA the other day and it fixed my login issue with the PIA vpn as I could login on all myOther devices except 2 iPhones, as of today I was able to login finally!! I hope this helps you out as well, the iOS PIA VPN app

I’m really glad they got it fixed for you, I was having trouble for the last six months not being able to login on my iPhone… I think there was something going on with iOS not being able to login with PIA… Windows 11 worked fine and still does but I’m glad I can finally use the VPN on my iPhone agai

I also had a lot of problems whenever new updates were released. I ended up ditching their own client and installed plasma6-nm-openvpn, went to PIA's website and generated an OpenVPN config file. Imported it into KDE's network connections, and now I can enable/disable my VPN to PIA from within the K

Just an alternative suggestion, as using VMs is a bit heavy, I use PIA (Private Internet Access) and their client can do split tunnels at the application level. Works well, used it for years. Supported on Debian, Arch, and Fedora based. Alternative to that... if you are using flatpak, you can push t

Pia VPN, unlimited devices and no speed/data limits.

My Siri works fine with PIA as my VPN. Maybe it’s a Nord setting or something in their app? I don’t think it’s an issue with the iPhone.