Edit: Stay away from it.
Topic: Best VPN's using Bitcoin? - page 6. (Read 41142 times)
I'm trying out EarthVPN right now and it is really good so far
Edit: Stay away from it.
Edit: Stay away from it.
I would recommend to stay away from Private Internet Access.
Their software didn't work on my PC, the support just copies and pastes its answers, and my refund is now taking about half a week now.
Their software didn't work on my PC, the support just copies and pastes its answers, and my refund is now taking about half a week now.
What do you mean by "their software"?
OpenVPN is open source, plenty of clients out there, the same for the other protocols.
I would recommend to stay away from Private Internet Access.
Their software didn't work on my PC, the support just copies and pastes its answers, and my refund is now taking about half a week now.
Their software didn't work on my PC, the support just copies and pastes its answers, and my refund is now taking about half a week now.
Do VPN services relay all other ports than 80 and 443 only?
VPN's use another port 47 which I think is correct. It connects to a VPN server which is the server that connects to the web server or service you are trying to reach on the server you want to reach. Then it relays that back encrypted to you.
Stay away from HideMyAss if you want privacy. They work with the gov. Private Internet Access seems to take anonymity more seriously.
This is still valid. Private Internet Access is a good Bitcoin-accepting VPN. I've seen some other cheap VPNs in the Services section too, you guys can take a look there.
I would stay away from proXPN. I looked into them when they started sponsoring Security Now, here is what I found. https://twitter.com/proXPN/status/326869677122936833
Their whole attitude toward it was a huge turn off for me.
AirVPN is based in France, PIA looks like a great company, but after Lavabit I am not sure we can trust any US company anymore. Being based in the US now seems to be a liability rather than an asset.
Their whole attitude toward it was a huge turn off for me.
AirVPN is based in France, PIA looks like a great company, but after Lavabit I am not sure we can trust any US company anymore. Being based in the US now seems to be a liability rather than an asset.
I've been using AirVPN as well. The only thing that sucks about it is that you can only run one instance on any device at any given time.
ProXPN allows you to run as many instances as you want, provided each is on a different VPN server - but I don't *think* they accept Bitcoin yet.
ProXPN allows you to run as many instances as you want, provided each is on a different VPN server - but I don't *think* they accept Bitcoin yet.
I use AIrVPN for *all of my home Internet traffic and have been happy with speeds and latencies so far. They don't have an automatic way to set up multiple device access, but apparently if you contact them they'll set you up manually with a plan.
* except for encrypted and anonymized traffic like Tor, I2P, and Freenet. There's no point routing those through the VPN.
* except for encrypted and anonymized traffic like Tor, I2P, and Freenet. There's no point routing those through the VPN.
Do VPN services relay all other ports than 80 and 443 only?
What do you mean?
Port forwarding?
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You can download it right here: http://ul.to/dh914o73
Please tell me what you think of it
Upload to google docs or pastebin, this kinda is shady.
Also I just think the best way to keep your anonymous, just buy a cheap VPS or dedicated server (in bitcoins) and put VPN on that, and send all logs to /dev/null. I actually have a group buy of a dedicate server, and might being doing another soon, for the same price of a VPN service you get a better service and your own person to take care of it.
Do VPN services relay all other ports than 80 and 443 only?
Hello everyone! I made a price comparison of all vpns from this article: https://torrentfreak.com/vpn-services-that-take-your-anonymity-seriously-2013-edition-130302/
You can download it right here: http://ul.to/dh914o73
Please tell me what you think of it
You can download it right here: http://ul.to/dh914o73
Please tell me what you think of it
Well thanks for the info, could've just thrown it up here though. Those d/l things are annoying sometimes.
Hello everyone! I made a price comparison of all vpns from this article: https://torrentfreak.com/vpn-services-that-take-your-anonymity-seriously-2013-edition-130302/
You can download it right here: http://ul.to/dh914o73
Please tell me what you think of it
You can download it right here: http://ul.to/dh914o73
Please tell me what you think of it
Stay away from HideMyAss if you want privacy. They work with the gov. Private Internet Access seems to take anonymity more seriously.
https://www.azirevpn.com/
They accept bitcoin, fast and you can also use it for your smart phone.
They accept bitcoin, fast and you can also use it for your smart phone.
PS: I ended up testing EarthVPN for 1 month after seeing a few irresistible deals on them (2.99 USD per month if I remember correctly), and am still pleased with the speeds here. I literally forget that I'm on a VPN.
Maybe when it expires I'll also try AirVPN (which a few guys recommended to me strongly) here.
Maybe when it expires I'll also try AirVPN (which a few guys recommended to me strongly) here.
iam using AirVPN ... good speed ... 24/7/365 available ... good support .. can strongly recommend too
I already heard about what hidemyass did there, really bad vpn.
Hidemyass LOL, The Internet never forgets
does anyone know if the same Operators have other VPN Services to stay away from ?
Yep anything located in USA/ CANDA/ UK/ RUSSIA/ CHINA/ AUSTRALIA/ GERMANY if you see them registered there stay away lol
Ideally you want VPN provider to accept Bitcoin and not require email address. Sign up through TOR Browser (very hard to pin those logs to you later)
Use http://yourtempmail.com/ Temp Mail over TOR if you must provide an email
Signing up through Tor isn't enough - you need to connect to the VPN via Tor as well.Use http://yourtempmail.com/ Temp Mail over TOR if you must provide an email
One should never assume the VPN operators are honest, because despite their best intentions they can be coerced and also forbidden from telling your about it.
From a privacy perspective the reason to use a VPN is to use sites that block connections from known Tor exit nodes.
PS: I ended up testing EarthVPN for 1 month after seeing a few irresistible deals on them (2.99 USD per month if I remember correctly), and am still pleased with the speeds here. I literally forget that I'm on a VPN.
Maybe when it expires I'll also try AirVPN (which a few guys recommended to me strongly) here.
Agreed - if they offer a free service you would be the product here...
Maybe when it expires I'll also try AirVPN (which a few guys recommended to me strongly) here.
I am looking for a good one also. Are there any free vpns? I need a good free one.
If you want a good one you have to pay for it.That's a good deal, I pay 5 bucks a month.
I see EarthVPN also suports torrenting, I'm bookmarking this one...
PS: I ended up testing EarthVPN for 1 month after seeing a few irresistible deals on them (2.99 USD per month if I remember correctly), and am still pleased with the speeds here. I literally forget that I'm on a VPN.
Maybe when it expires I'll also try AirVPN (which a few guys recommended to me strongly) here.
Agreed - if they offer a free service you would be the product here...
Maybe when it expires I'll also try AirVPN (which a few guys recommended to me strongly) here.
I am looking for a good one also. Are there any free vpns? I need a good free one.
If you want a good one you have to pay for it.I am looking for a good one also. Are there any free vpns? I need a good free one.
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