VPN List

[Bluscream]

FREE - VPNGate (Direct)

FREE - TunnelBear (Direct)

FREE - OkayFreedom (Direct)

FREE - CyberGhost (Direct)

FREE - HotSpotShield (Direct)

FREE - HIDE.ME (Direct)

PAID - Perfect Privacy (Direct)

PAID - KeyPard

ExpressVPN​

 

[Asphyxia]

I have enjoyed using Kepard ( http://www.kepard.com/ ) for a lengthy period of time.

 

[cananon1]

Get a vps from sweeden or the likes install openvpn

 

[Asphyxia]

A wonderful quote from here: http://www.routerfreak.com/tunnelbear-cuddly-dangerous/

A lot of people don’t realize that when you come across a social button on a website, whether you interact with it or not information is sent back to that social network. And because these buttons are everywhere, that means that Facebook or Twitter can really build a detailed record across your entire browser history.

Any time you're using a VPN make sure to be using a brand new/fresh incognito window. Let's say you sign on to a control panel using a Russian VPN, inside of the login panel there is a "Like us on Facebook!" button, your name/Facebook account was just attached to that Russian IP address and that attaches your potentially personal information to that login (unauthorized access?).

 

[User_119]

http://www.vpngate.net/en/

 

[p0tassium]

https://www.expressvpn.com/

 

[rofl cake]

http://pastehtml.com/view/1dzybe3.html

 

[Nix]

http://pastehtml.com/view/1dzybe3.html

*vivid memories of sellmyass arise*
http://www.thewire.com/technology/2...osed-service-he-thought-would-hide-him/42895/


"Casual" security, where you put your eggs in the basket of a commercial enterprise is foolish. I place much more faith in a sturdy encryption protocol rather than some snake-oil salesman selling me stories about how ethical he is.

 

[Asphyxia]

I want primitive Egyptian scrambled with Chinese on my eggs please.

 

[L.]

https://nvpn.net/

 

[bl4uni]

https://ra4wvpn.com/
https://zenmate.com/
https://www.betternet.co/

 

[dzarasik]

great lists guys

 

[Supervisor]

Something I just found and you should consider when choosing your VPN (July 2015)

According to their own website, perfect privacy seems to be safe, though.

 

[zacy5000]

Just a note about TunnelBear. They block torrents which therefore blocks Teamspeak.

 

[Rijndael]

Just a note about TunnelBear. They block torrents which therefore blocks Teamspeak.

Most VPN providers say that they block p2p, but what they actually do is, port blocking. They block ports that might be used on torrent managers or other software that relay on p2p. Though, I'm not sure TunnelBear uses the same method.

 

[zacy5000]

Most VPN providers say that they block p2p, but what they actually do is, port blocking. They block ports that might be used on torrent managers or other software that relay on p2p. Though, I'm not sure TunnelBear uses the same method.

I would think they do port blocking or else Teamspeak would not be blocked. I remember reading a forum were one of the Tunnelbear staff said that Teamspeak is blocked because it runs on the same port or something.

 

[jenniferhudson]

FREE - VPNGate (Direct)

FREE - TunnelBear (Direct)

FREE - OkayFreedom (Direct)

FREE - CyberGhost (Direct)

FREE - HotSpotShield (Direct)

FREE - HIDE.ME (Direct)

PAID - Perfect Privacy (Direct)
PAID - PureVPN
PAID - KeyPard

ExpressVPN​

Great list thank you so much!

 

[ReXpeiTa]

https://www.finchvpn.com/ - FREE

 

[H00ker]

https://www.ipvanish.com/

 

[venarea]

Expressvpn is paid service also. What is more, it’s one of the most expensive vpns which unfortunately did not surprise me. When I looked for a decent vpn, I’ve delved into www.bestvpnrating.com and decided to give expressvpn a try. But as my experience has shown, the vpn loses out to other services with the lack of free trial, extra features (such as multiple encrypting protocols, killswitch etc), rather small number of servers’ locations. Anyway, if you are experienced user, expressvpn is not for you.