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Topic: Best free VPN for Linux Mint? (Read 139 times)
I know you're asking for free but have a look at the paid ones on certain dates (as in holidays/deals/etc.)
I got my NordVPN Black Friday deal which costs 99 buckeroos for three years which comes down to just 2.75 bucks a month. Yeah it's not free but 2-3 bucks a month for privacy, watching NF unrestricted, etc. is no money in my opinion.
There's also a solid guide on how to set it up under Linux Mint in their knowledge base.
(also do your research about VPN providers first, I trust NordVPN because they claim to be based in Panama among other things but you might not)
I got my NordVPN Black Friday deal which costs 99 buckeroos for three years which comes down to just 2.75 bucks a month. Yeah it's not free but 2-3 bucks a month for privacy, watching NF unrestricted, etc. is no money in my opinion.
There's also a solid guide on how to set it up under Linux Mint in their knowledge base.
(also do your research about VPN providers first, I trust NordVPN because they claim to be based in Panama among other things but you might not)
I was trying to use the free one and it has become obvious that it is not worth it at all.
Free vpn is a trap!
if you really need something to protect - buy one. to change your ip - use proxy.
if you really need something to protect - buy one. to change your ip - use proxy.
Why trap?
I just trying to learn first.
i guess because the free ones keep logs and that defies the purpose more or less.
Free vpn is a trap!
if you really need something to protect - buy one. to change your ip - use proxy.
if you really need something to protect - buy one. to change your ip - use proxy.
Why trap?
I just trying to learn first.
Free vpn is a trap!
if you really need something to protect - buy one. to change your ip - use proxy.
if you really need something to protect - buy one. to change your ip - use proxy.
VPNbook is free, https://www.vpnbook.com/
Try to use standart Opera vpn or openVPN client
I can't say I really use VPN on Linux but this is recent and looks decent.
https://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/1965
https://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/1965
An easy one.
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