Windscribe

There’s no such thing as a 'perfect' free VPN. Each comes with limitations: Proton doesn’t let you choose your location and blocks P2P traffic. Windscribe and TunnelBear only offer 10GB per month for free. 1VPN is only free for the browser extension. Hotspot Shield and Urban VPN log and sell your da

Or you know, they could invest in their service to improve the bandwidth… all servers at this point should be 10+ Gbps. I am also speaking as someone who would use at most 3TB in a month… their speeds are usable, but no where near as quick as surf shark or proton. I test all 3 and Windscribe is the

Windscribe user here thats been observing just how poorly they have handled this situation of “unlimited”. This is making me super uncomfortable as a customer. I just got a new external HDD and want to download my entire steam library to it now that I finally have a drive that can fit all my games(

What the fuck are these analogies people are talking about lol. Guys its simple: it’s either unlimited or it isn’t. It’s as simple as that! Windscribe, which is it? You need to make it clear thats all. Anything else is just a load of noise

Why do they want you to use a VPN? If it for security then it should be company provided and approved. For the volumes you are working at and if it causes you to go over Windscribe caps then it shows they need a proper commercial solution and not forcing end users to provide it. Is it a company prov

It reminded me of the app pretending to be a separate VPN provider (that was just using a Windscribe connection - it's probably them trying to set an upper limit that's "in safe range" Not sure how you can run into the limit, when using 24/7 for 2 devices, and partially for 3 more, often 2 netflix r

No, windscribe doesn't do ipv6 yet. Been asked for years already but they're still stucked with ipv4 only.

Windscribe vpn pro is false, after 10 gb usage it would show up message anyway whether patched app or not (current experience)

Perso, j'ai parfois utilisé Windscribe, la version gratuite est pas mal pour un surf limité, mais si on veut utiliser constamment, alors, il vaut mieux souscrire l'abonnement payant. Là je conseillerais plutôt Proton, car situé en europe, en suisse et surtout très fiable.

Like Windscribe they promise 50GB but over time they will reduce