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Are there any good VPN services on android devices? Thank you very much in advance!!
there is alot of free vpn, just search it at playstore you will get a huge list
Are there any good VPN services on android devices? Thank you very much in advance!!
most can be connected to with android devices
Are there any good VPN services on android devices? Thank you very much in advance!!
I have been using a public VPN for a long time now and recently so many people have been using it so I want to know which are the best VPN? or should I just buy a private one?
Yes avoid free VPN and buy a private one for absolute anonymity, privacy and security. You can find out the VPN that accept Bitcoin if you have an issue in paying with other sources.. check out https://www.bestvpn.co to get the reliable vpn providers for Windows, mac, iOS etc that accept bitcoin
Been using CyberGhost since August 2014, well I'm not a geek about network but I think it's good.
They're available on Android and now they also accepting Bitcoin. But I won't say CyberGhost is the best.
They're available on Android and now they also accepting Bitcoin. But I won't say CyberGhost is the best.
tunnelbear is pretty good, free 1.5 giga per month of traffic
or cyberghost also and surfeasy
or cyberghost also and surfeasy
I suggest you use ipvanish cheap, fast, secure and reliable I been using it for many months now.
Cyberghost
Hi,
no need to have millions of IP adresses, you just need to have a highly secure VPN. IMHO I use activp.com the only VPN which have a bug bounty security program and the most secure VPN...
no need to have millions of IP adresses, you just need to have a highly secure VPN. IMHO I use activp.com the only VPN which have a bug bounty security program and the most secure VPN...
The vpn I currently use is from goldenfrog.com vyprvpn. It has more than 200,000 ip address from 45 countries.It is very fast and secure.
I recommend AirVPN
PIA (Private Internet Access). Good Mac OS X and Android (And probably other) clients + lots of location options + they take BTC.
Using an own VPS as an anonymous VPN ist likely a bad idea:
I prefer Perfect Privacy. It's not the cheapest but a good choice for someone who can afford premium. Many locations & reliable. Only email,nickname,password - no other personal information asked, accepts bitcoin.
- You get a dedicated&static IP which makes you unique throughout all your internet sessions no matter how often you delete your cookies. If you use an anonymous VPN, you get a shared IPs.
- Most VPS provider aren't specialized in anonymity and thus they don't protect their customer as good as an anonymous VPN provider could. Some VPNs asks personal infos, some VPNs have logging in their policy - avoid them. Some VPN promises "no logs". It's right: You can't check if it's true, but they have something to loose if some day a case is made public which exposes the "non logging" VPN as a liar. Some VPNs have nice tutorials&tools which aids the user staying anonymous.
I prefer Perfect Privacy. It's not the cheapest but a good choice for someone who can afford premium. Many locations & reliable. Only email,nickname,password - no other personal information asked, accepts bitcoin.
Most reliable way is to rent an VPS node (for example from DO by $5/mo) and setup OpenVPN in several minutes.
You get gigabit channel and guaranteed no logs.
I can assist if you need.
You get gigabit channel and guaranteed no logs.
I can assist if you need.
I recommend a private VPN.
Much faster then a shared VPN service
Much faster then a shared VPN service
I'm a happy PIA customer.
been using AirVPN the last few months since I started getting an issue with Private Internet Access' port forwarding. Happy with the switch
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