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I have ExpressVPN and am due to re-up and continue paying for it soon

I found out recently it’s a front company for some shady Chinese company

Most tech sites that rate VPNs say it’s the best VPN

Guess I’ll just go with no VPN and get spied on anyway for less money

Edit: I am basing this solely on an upvoted comment on reddit with a few reddit awards attached to it. I saw the comment within the past month or two. I cannot remember where but it looked like people believed what they were reading from some random redditor. Do not take my word as gospel here. I'm just going by what I read on this website.

Try a bunch of different vpn services. I used ExpressVPN. It takes a few minutes to connect but worked great. Your best bet is to use a port 443 or 80 vpn. You could check out OpenVPN

If it's a username password network you could spoof your MAC address to look like one of the teachers devices. This might not work depending on how you login process works.

1) buying a region-free Blu Ray player is the best option for someone in your situation. I own and would highly recommend the Sony UBP-X700 as it can play 4k UHD Blu Rays (those are already region free) and is backwards compatible with Blu Rays and DVDs of any region as well. I got mine for $125

2) If cost is an issue, wait for the Barnes & Noble 50% off sales every July and November. They ship internationally and shipping is free if your order is over $50. I never buy my Criterions at full SRP.

3) if you're interested in just watching films in the collection, look into streaming the Criterion Channel with a VPN (the service is only available in the US and Canada, but with a VPN you can get on a proxy server in those regions). I would recommend ExpressVPN as it's easy to use and not highly expensive.

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I skip anyone who uses "Military Grade Encryption" in their ads. It's such obvious horseshit, as if they're doing something a cut above when the entire internet uses AES256. Nord and ExpressVPN included.

Actually nope. ExpressVPN is based in the United Kingdom and would be classified as a Connections Service Provider that needs to keep Internet Connection Records that are available.

/u/emmytee would need to use a paid vpn service that is not based in Britain.

Well one thing is for certain, he would be able to get away with a lot more by investing in a high quality VPN. And that's exactly what I'm here to talk to you about today!

ExpressVPN is a high quality, affordable VPN service that-

Here's a list of VPNs that work in China. It's tested and up-to-date as of June.

ExpressVPN and NordVPN work and I think they have free trials. He might have to leave China to actually download the VPN though...

Warning! Do not Download Torrents Without a VPN! Your Internet Provider and Government can track your torrent Activity! Hide your IP ADDRESS with a VPN! We Strongly Recommend Using ExpressVPN to Anonymize your Torrenting.

What ads? From your other comments, it seems like you're referencing the ExpressVPN ads. I know those are common in their streams. Are you talking about the ads in the stream archive videos?

For edited content, they insert ad reads in them. For Firt members, we see the video without the ad insert. Streams, however, have their ad reads as part of the stream. When you watch the stream archive, you're watching a completely unedited version of the stream. So, it will always still have the ad read. It's always been this way.

Eww, you forgot to brush your teeth with quip and wipe your butt with the DollarShaveClub buttwipes.

Also, make sure to protect your internet browsing with ExpressVPN and also buy some BirchGold just in case the economy crashes. But don't worry, even if it does, you can use your MovementWatch to find out exactly when it crashed.

Am in China studying abroad, can confirm. Just let me have YouTube :(

Edit: Lol, I am using a VPN (ExpressVPN). It's just that the internet is so slow that I want to die. Just let me have Youtube in HD :(

Incognito mode in a library is for noobs.

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Use Tor AND a VPN (use ExpressVPN and get a refund within 30 days).

Literally no one (unless NSA is really looking for you for some reason) can track you using Tor.

For a burner email use ProtonMail (again no one can track you).

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(don't take the noobs part seriously if you get offended XD)

I imagine companies like ExpressVPN and NordVPN are going to be increasing their advertising budgets for the EU in the near future.

If these articles truly end up being enacted as is, I'm letting EU visitors to my sites know that I'll be geo-blocking them in the next few months since that's the only thing I can do to combat a rogue EU-based licensing company from going HAM on me.

VPN, bud. I’ve used ExpressVPN and NordVPN to watch Canadian Netflix content in the US. The price is worth it if I can watch The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. I find it funny that it’s an American show that isn’t available in America and I’m a Canadian living in the US that has to utilise a loophole to view content available in my home country.

>n April 2019, ExpressVPN upgraded their server infrastructure so all VPN servers run in RAM-disk mode. They refer to this as the TrustedServer feature. This update ensures nothing can be stored on any VPN server as it does away with traditional hard drives. As they explained here, this is a major improvement from a privacy and security standpoint:

Interestingly enough, at DEFCON a few years ago someone demonstrated a device that the FBI has which can splice power to a computer from the wall to a battery specifically to circumvent losing data stored in RAM.

> Do I Need A VPN Now?

Yes, yes and yes.

> Will a VPN allow me to avoid getting strikes from my ISP?

Yes

> If so, will it affect my speed etc?

Not really as long as you use a decent VPN provider (from $5/month). Latency might be a bit higher but that only affects real time applications like games. Some websites like streaming might even go faster.

> Which VPN is good for Aussie redditors?

ExpressVPN, airVPN.

That' what you get for using a US based VPN, they have to collect logs, no matter what they say. People need to use VPNs outside the US like NordVPN, ExpressVPN or any other outside the surveillance of US.

I use ExpressVPN. I've never had any problems with it.

It's got an auto-kill switch so that it turns off your internet the instant anything happens that would compromise stability, and has a ton of servers all over the world.

I would use ExpressVPN while traveling in China for business, in an attempt to watch Netflix and Hulu.
It rarely worked. Occasionally I would get lucky, but 95% of the time Netflix would block it.

I’ve also found that hotel Wifi tends to give better performance via VPN.

If you're not sure what VPN to go for just use a comparison post (I used this one and then get a free trial or your money back if you don't like it.

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ExpressVPN & NordVPN tend to come out on top in most reviews. Both NordVPN and ExpressVPN have a 30 day money back guarantee so you can just test the best ones and always get your money back if they're not for you!

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I've been a teacher in China for 3 1/2 years now. It's pretty good times actually, provided your school is on the up and up. A few hot tips: Get yourself a VPN (I recommend ExpressVPN, but I've heard good things about Nord). Download Wechat and get that all set up. Make damn sure your company is providing you with a Z visa. Do NOT accept "It's okay, lots of people come on a tourist visa." for an answer.

If you have any questions feel free to ask. (PM me if it's anything you don't feel like asking in a public forum.)

ExpressVPN

MeUndies

Skillshare

NordVPN

$5 Shave Club

LootCrate

Audible

Wix

So sick of seeing these. I get it, but it's still annoying, especially when you get a very non genuine sounding pitch that runs far longer than necessary.

>ExpressVPN...I found out recently it’s a front company for some shady Chinese company

EVIDENCE PLEASE.

Because it looks like you are confusing them with PIA, which your description definitely applies to (see posts below).

So I don't believe your claim is even close to being correct and would like to see your sources on this to change my mind.

Depends on the country. Japan seems to have a lot, Germany too.

I use ExpressVPN. They offer a week free trial, iirc. Their support is great at giving out servers with Netflix access. You might not want to go in demanding all of them though. They try to give one or two out at a time. If you get ExVPN, let me know. I’ll PM you some servers.

Edit: I can currently access Japan, France, Germany, Italy, UK, Isle of Man—which is surprisingly different from UK Netflix, Australia sometimes, and Canada.

ExpressVPN has always worked flawlessly in China, at least for me. I switched to Nord after travel was restricted, but I’ll definitely pay the premium for Express once China reopens.

Nord works great for P2P but it’s such a hassle with streaming services. Most of the time it gets blocked.

VPN software like ExpressVPN. Some countries block Reddit, so you'll need it in case you wanted to keep in contact with us.

Some block pornhub, so you'll need it in case your solo travel is too solo.

Every app I listed on the thread is double checked by myself. Of course I can't test every app physically but I do checking of the following:

1. VirusTotal Report
2. Who the modder is
3. The modders track record/history.

Majority of the modders I know and chat to OR I have seen around for years OR are trusted by the modders I know.

Like I mention in the opening paragraph of the MEGATHREAD, none of the apps listed are taken from random places. They are always direct from source wherever possible & still double checked.

Regarding ExpressVPN, the mod is clean and has been this way for a long time.

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I highly doubt it's anyone important. They would never make it this public.

I heard a theory that some people got together (either those who solved it but kept quiet about it and the creators, or just people who befriended eachother trying to solve it) and went on to found some of today's big VPN names like NordVPN and ExpressVPN.

The theory comes from the questions Cicada supposedly asked, like "do you believe in the free sharing of information?" and "do you believe individuals have a right to internet privacy, even if they have to use a tool to maintain that privacy?" (Paraphrased) and they said they were seeking people who said yes to those questions.

ExpressVPN was raided by the Turkish government and they didn't keep logs.

That's just one example. Look for a VPN with actual credibility and you'll be safe-ish.

1000% more safe than bell that's for sure.

I've seen ExpressVPN be sponsored by/sponsor liberals too; just watched a Game Grumps vid yesterday with an ExpressVPN sponsor, and Arin is definitely super liberal. Don't know why they chose Ben of all people to also advertise on, but honestly they're still a perfectly fine VPN. There's nothing inherently political about it as a tool, so I use it in spite of this. Just my two cents.

Ignore them or if they start chasing you down, play dumb.

Tell them that you don't know what happened or what you did.

Things like "what's BitTorrent" and "I don't have any downloading programs, I only use Spotify and YouTube" will probably work.

Next time, use a reliable VPN provider that allows P2P and No Logs. (any major one, NordVPN, PIA, ExpressVPN, etc)

The ExpressVPN shills will be along shortly to ask me to prove it's a Chinese company. I'll provide proof, including their real company name, office location, photos from their own office window showing Chinese landmarks, LinkedIn profiles proving they're in China, and even comments from Chinese people (in China) saying they work there, but they'll push their lie that they're not in China.

That's why I recommend Wireguard, it's the only way to be sure your VPN is who you think it is.

As additional advice, if you can do this, set up your own DNS servers and configure Wireguard to use them. This is what I do. As a result my ISP has no idea what websites I'm visiting.

Not just that. They're attacking the lack of ports - most new MacBook users either don't care or have bought the accessories they need at this point. They're also complaining about airdrop, which is something that is beyond proven and embedded into most Apple users' daily life. Whatever their alternative is, it probably won't even make them take a second look at. Finally, there's the security aspect - they're pitching Fast Pass and ExpressVPN. Those aren't forever. They're a better version of the annoying McAfee demo that comes preinstalled in every Windows laptop. And they're comparing it to the T2, which is a dedicated processor for security and background processes... you know, those pesky resource hoggers that HP bloatware is infamous for. I'm not hating on Windows nor on MacBook competitors. I'm ripping on HP for their continuous BS.

Eh, just enable it anyway. YouTube takes a large cut of the ad revenue anyways, leaving content creators with the scraps. They also demonetize videos if they even marginally step out of line because YouTube is only interested in keepong their ad providers happy now. It's the reason content creators look for third-party sponsors like SkillShare or ExpressVPN because it gives them far more ad revenue and allows them to talk about them themselves in a fun and creative way, rather than the annoying ads that interrupts your viewing experience.

"Hello, ExpressVPN? This is the legal department at Shaw. SHAW. The internet and cable company in Canada. CA-NA-DA. That big state up north. Yeah, anyways, one of our customers up here is using a lot of our bandwidth and it seems they have a port open with encrypted traffic to your servers in LA and even though we have no jurisdiction in the state of California and even though you're not breaking any laws in your country and even though they are your customer and you are bound by a privacy agreement with them, we would really really like if you could ... " >[CLICK]<

It's funny how even regular people are joking in comments that first lines of the actual review sound like he'll try to sell them ExpressVPN. Immediatelly after the previous advertisement. If your product couldn't be separated from your advertisements - than probably there's something wrong with your product.

Netflix use advanced technologies to ban VPNs on its US network. To combat this you need an advanced and high-end VPN For NETFLIX which can’t be FREE.

Even some paid VPNs are blocked on Netflix, but not all of them are blocked and it is not practically possible for Netflix.

As per the Latest UPDATE-13th March 2017;

Two VPN services which are working on Netflix US and let you access the American Library of Netflix outside the USA are,

• ExpressVPN
• NordVPN

I imagine most people aren't complaining about Nature Box, or Blue Apron, or Sheri's Berries, or many other sponsors (besides them being overpriced, of course.) People are complaining about stuff like Onnit (literal snake oil), For Hims (dick pills where they explicitly said "don't talk to your doctor"), Upstart (predatory loan shark), ExpressVPN (blatant lies about what a VPN can do and is for), stuff like that.

The VPN business is full of bad actors. Shills getting paid to "review" vpns, blogs popping up ranking vpns and making ad or affiliate money off people trying to do research. Tons and tons of affiliate spammers and under-handed promotion.

Ask yourself a few questions about that site. Why don't they have *any* info about themselves on the site. No about us page, no info on who runs it. Yet their twitter claims they are a "Team of online anonymity, privacy & security professionals. Here to share cyber security news & tips so you can make the right decisions for your privacy." Who are they, how do they make their money to keep the site running? Why are they pushing ExpressVPN a known spammer as their top pick?

Pro Tip. Use a VPN (highly recommend ExpressVPN - especially if you're interested in US Netflix) to appear in the US. Create a US Amazon account. Buy the digital code version. Worked great for me in Germany.

Parce que ExpressVPN est considéré le meilleur service VPN et que ses installations sont en haute mer hors de toute juridiction judiciaire. Et pour NordVPN, c’est le meilleur VPN qualité/prix et qu’ils font de marketing (donc beaucoup de visibilité).

LMAO. I am using ExpressVPN and it doesn't work for Netflix. Netflix easily detects the VPN and has the region-locked content determined by the payment method. For example, if you pay with credit card from Germany you will see only available content for Germany.

I use ExpressVPN. Just follow the instructions on the website. Pick a country like Spain, or Czech Republic. Just some place where their economy sucks.

Also make sure to not do multiple searches for the same thing. That will drive up the price on its own if the algorithm think there is pent up demand for a flight.

> K Så jag försökte att titta på några serier & filmer på Netflix Tyskland, och för att kunna göra detta jag testad olike VPN tjänst, som NordVPN, ExpressVPN och PrivateVPN, men dom aldrig funkade

Maybe you would like to post it here too: r/NetflixViaVPN

We’re not sponsored by them!

Quick list of companies that have sponsored off the top of my head:

MeUndies Honey Skillshare

Quip Omaha Steaks ShipStation Hims ExpressVPN DollarShaveClub Vincero

Probably missing a few, anyone else feel free to chime in if you remember one I’ve missed

Tried ExpressVPN for a week and discovered that every server I mapped to on my coast was actually located in New Jersey... When I contacted them about it (I assumed I was misconfiguring something) they told me I needed to use their webpage to locate my IP address, not anyone else's.

Apparently ExpressVPN still works but for how long who knows.

At this point you are probably better off renting a Linux VPS host in the USA that uses an IP address range that isn't blocked and just setup an OpenVPN server.

Netflix has already blocked all of Amazon AWS & Azure IP ranges along with the ranges of most Smart DNS/VPN Providers.

Smaller Linux VPS providers will likely be on smaller IP ranges and more difficult to locate/block as these ranges will be part of a larger supernet that could be either residential or commercial.

It should be more difficult for netflix to detect provided you don't start putting 100's of users/connections on it which is how netfix would be currently identifying proxy/vpn traffic.

I'm on ADSL2+ and use ExpressVPN. About $100 a year.

Normal download speed for me is 1.8MB/s. When connected to the VPN endpoint in sydney I get 1MB/s.

I leave it on all the time now purely because I think the government has no right to invade my privacy to this level.

Bisher war ich mit Mullvad sehr zufrienden. Wenn das aber von Millionen Leuten genutzt wird und die Anzahl der Server nicht erhöht wird, habe ich bald Captcha abfragen bei jeder Google Suche.

Ich bin von ExpressVPN weg weil bei jeder einfachen Google Suche diese dummen Bilder kamen „Bitte klicke alle Felder mit Ampeln an“

So did all of these ones. NordVPN has been audited by a third party firm and found to not keep any logs so if that's sufficient for you then go for it. But the only two VPNS that I am aware of that have dealt with law enforcement who actively tried to get logs and couldn't are ExpressVPN and PIA.

Just stay away from VPN's based in the US and you should be good. That includes PIA. Yeah I know they are good but being US based makes it really questionable if they are trustworthy. NordVPN or ExpressVPN are way better.

Some extensions I like to use for Mozilla Firefox browser are: HTTPS Everywhere, Decentraleyes, NoScript, Privacy Badger, ExpressVPN (paid subscription), and uBlock Origins.

Does anyone know of something wrong with these extensions, or have a better recommendation?

I lived in China for the last year. They don't care if westerners use banned sites, they just don't want their own population doing it. Very few Chinese people seem to have a VPN whereas every single expat has one. They have blocked some commercial VPNs but others still work, like ExpressVPN, NordVPN and Vypr to my knowledge all worked when I was there. Periodically there are rumors that VPNs will be banned entirely but I don't think the leadership will do it because they know it will hurt foreign businesses who depend on VPNs.

Off topic comment, but here's a few tips:

1) Firefox supports better privacy than Chrome or Edge/IE
2) uBlock Origin browser add-on blocks adds, scripts connected to ads, and some other tracking mechanisms
3) Disconnect browser add-on should take care of most anything else.
4) If you want to take it a step forward, consider a VPN (Virtual Private Network). I, personally, use ExpressVPN, but research and evaluate the options yourself.

Not a perfect solution, but those will take you 95% of the way for online privacy against trackers and profilers.

My rule of thumb is that if it's medical, financial, or software don't even try to touch it.

If it's consumable, it's probably fine, if a touch overpriced.

If it's some other product see if you can find it on AliExpress, and if you can't it's probably fine, if a touch overpriced.

So things like HIMS, Alpha Brain, UpStart, ExpressVPN, etc. are instantly in the don't touch category, at least not without some serious research into alternatives.

Things like Nature Box, Hello fresh, Blue Apron, etc. are fine, and sometimes pretty good products.

You can find MVMT watches and Raycons for much cheaper on AliExpress, not knockoffs, the actual products just without the branding. Things like Quip and MeUndies appear to be products that were actually designed for use in those companies, rather than Chinese wholesale items, so they get a pass.

Hey guys I'm here to talk to you all about ExpressVPN. If you need to get around Netflix region locks or do questionable research... wait... what did you say? What do you mean I don't get paid for just saying the ad copy? Oh fuck right off with that.

Brought to you by Carl's Jr.

Call them, tell them you have no knowledge of what a torrent is. Just flat out deny their accusations.

They have no way of linking it to you, and U.S courts have repeatedly stated than an IP address is not a tangible connection to someone's identity, so you're fine.

I haven't used ExpressVPN myself, so I can't tell you if there's a problem with their app, or it's a problem with your device, though I'd hesitantly guess the latter. Android tablets are hit or miss. Mostly miss, in my opinion.

No. I do it on ExpressVPN and I haven't had the issue. Netflix bans the IP's of Expresses's serves when they find them, but they also change to new locations often, so some nights I may spend half an hour find which Aussie serve has what I want.

I like all of them, but I wish Shapiro would stop advertising ExpressVPN on his show. It's going to come back to haunt him. They're a Chinese VPN company (Chengbao is their real name) and they were previously caught using very weak encryption so the Chinese government were able to view all their user's traffic.

It's only a matter of time before they're exposed for being a Chinese spying company, and Shapiro is going to get fucked for it. I've already sent him an e-mail about it, yet he continues to advertise them. I'm not going to defend him when the time comes.

You'll have to turn off WiFi, remove the SIM card, delete data/cache from Google, Google Play Services and the Google Services Framework.

Restart your phone.

Now, turn on WiFi (DO NOT PUT THE SIM ON) and install ExpressVPN. Connect to the Netherlands server and check for updates for a few times.

I use several depending on the constant whack a mole they play here.

Currently Vyprvpn, ExpressVPN, and a shadowsocks server I run myself.

When connected to a router which is running a VPN I don't get the exclamation mark.

Is your present router configurable as dd-wrt? Or are dd-wrt routers freely available in your country (they're quite cheap to buy normally)?

I use ExpressVPN and setting up my whole house to use VPN was quite straight-forward.

> What is Surfshark? Are they working well in China?

I think SurfShark is kinda small compared to others, but served me well though the trip this week. Have found an article on this blog post. And the information there is quite correct actually, but my buddy was using ExpressVPN and had no issues too.

They're not allowed because each country buys their own rights to broadcast. But for future reference, get something like ExpressVPN and connect to Canada. Have been watching with canadian coverage through iPad+Airplay in the US for $13 and it's been awesome.

PIA/NordVPN/ExpressVPN are all servers running elsewhere, and YOU are the client.

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A VPN server YOU run is YOURS on YOUR network.

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How would one of those services provide access into YOUR network, when you are connecting to theirs?

I like ExpressVPN. A lot of YouTubers offer deals with their channels.

Express has tons of IPs so if one is blocked you can hop to another one. They also have a mobile app that’s lets you get a vpn on your phone.

Either ExpressVPN needs to be removed, or the statement directly before the VPN table which references "no logging policy" needs to be removed. You can't have both. Period. And if ExpressVPN stays, then that immediately opens the door to all the other VPNs that maintain connection logs, of which there are many. BTW, did anybody bother reading their privacy policy? ExpressVPN is absolutely not a "no logs" VPN service, yet they still claim to be on their "logless VPN" page and in the pull request. What a joke!

I've posted in the past about how ExpressVPN were caught using purposefully very weak encryption, which would allow the Chinese government to view all their traffic. Article.

The owner has had telecoms interests in China, and the ExpressVPN HQ (Chengbao Ltd.) is in Hong Kong, although they deny this.

No one in China should be using ExpressVPN...

I call bullshit.

I've tried ExpressVPN, Astrill and a few free ones. Express always works well on my phone (iPhone), astrill never does anymore (it used to like a year ago).

Astrill works ok on my computer though.

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ExpressVPN creates a secure private tunnel between your devices and the internet, keeping your private information private. I use it every time I go online, especially at home which is where we're all spending a lot of time nowadays.

ExpressVPN can even unblock geo-restricted content. Plus, at less than $7 a month, with a 30-day money back guarantee, it's no wonder why ExpressVPN is the number one rated VPN in the world by Tech Radar, The Verge, Wired, and many more.

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This is so bad. I know. It's harsh.

Google " UT Austin McCombs Resume Template" and download the first word doc. A lot of people use it. That would be a great restarting point

Edit: lose all of your technical skills. You're in IT. Nobody cares that u can do basic things like word or how to open ExpressVPN. Put actual skills. I'm not in IT but maybe something similar like Python or C++ in the case of being a programmer. Look at job descriptions and play off of that

NordVPN have been audited by PwC to verify that they're not storing logs.

I've heard that ExpressVPN is good too, but I don't have any experience with them.

If you plan to torrent even if it’s fully legal content I’d highly recommend a VPN service. I use it on all my devices including my phone and never turn it off. It has multiple uses but it will hide your activity, at least with one more extra layer.

I’ve been using ExpressVPN for about three years and would recommend them. I believe it’s about $100 a year and have never regretted getting it.

Get a VPN dude. There are plenty that are able to circumvent the Netflix block and it's so great being able to basically just switch over to US or UK Netflix if our shitty Australian one doesn't have anything good to watch.

I use ExpressVPN which is a little pricey but undeniably worth it.

China has been clamping down on VPN's recently, lots of them don't work anymore in China (the exit nodes have been mapped out and blocked) and some that still do work (like ExpressVPN) are extremely slow due to throttling by the govt - almost unusable. For example, it takes a couple minutes to even load . Had to download a 10Mb file, left it overnight, still wasn't done by the morning. If you work with the government, especially in software company, you can sometimes get unfirewalled internet, although it's still heavily monitored, if you ever wander off to some of the prohibited sites ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°), you're facing some serious charges.

I don't know if this is allowed on this subreddit but ExpressVPN still works. It's not free unfortunately, but for me it's 100% worth it considering it has apps for all the major OS, both PC and mobile ones.

I've never used PrivacyBadger. This is actually the first I've heard of it. I use ublock origin, ExpressVPN, httpsEverywhere, and EditThisCookie with BitDefender and CCleaner right now.
Would PrivacyBadger offer any extra security with my setup?

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Not OP, but I used ExpressVPN. Honestly you see it around so much I suspect astroturfing, but regardless it works. I can't say if it works better than the competition since I didn't use them, but at least it does work.

Ran this by a Chinese colleague (software engineer).

She doesn't think this will concern our personal-home-use VPNs like Astrill or ExpressVPN. This announcement mostly concerns small businesses, and people looking to start a VPN business. You can't run your company over an unauthorized VPN (though if you rented an Amazon Web Services / AWS server to act as a dedicated VPN server just for yourself, you should still be fine).

If you're using a Chinese ISP, they are already fully aware of every time you use a VPN (including self-built ones like the AWS example) to access foreign websites. The VPNs work because ISPs just mostly don't care (unless of course you're 'disrupting the harmony').

The most reliable option is as always, a corporate/company/office VPN which has been authorized by the government. I don't know which workplaces offer that, outside of my own (I work for Microsoft).

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Hi folks,

For a while, I used ExpressVPN to watch US Netflix and Amazon Prime, from both Europe and from Asia.

After a little too many problems, I decided to move on, but not before I had done some solid research.

Long story short, I ended up with StrongVPN, which seems to have been a smart move!

Only wanted to let you know:)

I watch it through ExpressVPN which directs muh traffic to a node of some else who has already watched the episode, which means my view isn't counted because that IP has already been registered by YouTube. Just kidding, I don't watch that crap.

Devil's advocate here. I use ExpressVPN (using the RT coupon) and I must say it works as advertised. Of course there is some slow down due to extra hops, but even on my shitty, sub-10 Mbps microwave internet at my work site, the drop-off is negligible. I use it to get around work content filters and to hide when doing things that might trigger a grumpy email from my ISP.

The claim in his ExpressVPN ad is completely bogus. Your connection to Zoom is encrypted, but (on the free plan) Zoom will be able to view your calls (along with the police, gov).

With a VPN, Zoom can still see your calls. And now you're just routing your already encrypted traffic to ExpressVPN's servers before Zoom's.

Really the only benefit it gets you is anyone on your local WiFi and your internet service provider won't know you're using Zoom. Is that worth the money?

Conclusion: VPNs have benefits, but ExpressVPN is just taking advantage of the Zoom controversy with a weak point.

I’m a Brit living here and it’s by far and away the hardest and worst thing about living in China.

I have 3 separate paid VPN accounts because they all come and go at different times; ExpressVPN is probably the most reliable (and works with Netflix) but of late isn’t great off WiFi. At the moment they’re all slow and unreliable, because it’s the 70th anniversary of the founding of the PRC so the government is clamping down hard.

I have to say though, China is a beautiful country, with amazing, friendly people and it’s full of incredible experiences. We only get a very negative view of it in the West (which although justified because of past and current atrocities) does somewhat cloud us form a vast country, which is an amazing place to visit.

Thanks for the suggestions the other day as my VPN(TB) was detected by Hotstar and they restricted my access, I bought ExpressVPN which comes with money back guarantee and confirmed with their CS as he said Hotstar plays fine outside India on their VPN.

Looking forward to the IPL and WC, good times ��

There are commercial VPN's that run in China - ExpressVPN and Vyper (I used Express during August in China and it worked with their Hong Kong servers). That's the lowest effort method to be honest.

Otherwise it's actually difficult enough to get proper internet access over there. SSH Tunnel does work but the great firewall does throttle it somewhat. I use one of my company's routers with SSH Tunnel and Tor and that does the trick too. If you're going that route (pun intended!) you'd need to set it up for her before she goes.

Depends on how much you are willing to pay and how important privacy is to you. You can look up comparisons of different VPN services. I chose NordVPN because it has the best price/performance ratio and it has a strict no-log policy (that means they can't give your data to Interpol / FBI etc.). I think ExpressVPN offers more features but is also more expensive.

DuckDuckGo, ProtonMail and a good VPN like ExpressVPN to help keep things even more privet is the only way to go. Only thing I use google for now is YouTube, some surches when I just can’t get it on DDG but I always use !g and contacts. I use groups with my contacts and unfortunately google is the only one I’ve found so far that works for what I need.

I bought ExpressVPN for the month and my problem was INSTANTLY fixed. This clearly shows the issue is based on the nodes our ISPs are entering from when trying to reach Leasewebs network. Our connection themselves are fine until they try communicating with BDO server. Note I use Comcast as well. Everyone in my guild using Comcast also has the issue and it was fixed using a VPN.

I'm absolutely ticked and obviously it's ridiculous that a VPN is needed to be playing this game right now.

Tons of Japanese shows in Netflix doesn't have subs

But if you are fluent in Japanese, use VPN, I recommend ExpressVPN, $12/month

Note that usually free VPNs have very shitty connection which is not suitable for streaming media

If you get youtube tv and a VPN you can spoof your location to Miami and watch all the games. At least I did that last season and it worked. I believe ExpressVPN has a miami location that works. It costs some money but I greatly prefer it to fiddling around with illegal streaming websites

So this happened to me as well. The issue was I enabled IPV6 in my router settings, and that IP was not obfuscated by the ExpressVPN client. I turned off IPV6 and the issue went away. Perhaps there something I could have done additionally, but that was the simplest resolution.

Not what they're marketed as, absolutely, VPNs will not "protect you from snooping ISPs who sell your data and identity theft!", no matter what Nord or ExpressVPN or whoever tell you. What people get them for? I imagine most people who actually shell out the cash for a VPN know exactly what they're using it for.