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Ivacy has good anti-logging policies and poor security practices. It based is in Hong Kong, which has an excellent internet privacy record.Popularity trend
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Not really surprising. In the U.S. almost all of the media outlets in the country is owned by something like only 6 companies. I did find this bit amusing:
>Gaditek, the Karachi-based tech company, officially claims to own just 3 VPN products (PureVPN, Ivacy and the newer Unblock VPN & Proxy). However, we’ve discovered two more VPN products. We also show that this company runs the VPN review sites , , , and 2 others
Regardless of this news, they have been a shady provider from the beginning, even with their marketing techniques alone. They constantly make fake user names, astroturf, and shill all over Reddit and deals sites.
They use fake server locations as well. Ivacy and PureVPN are one in the same company, btw.
I wouldnt want to be accused of advocating for a particular VPN. I am subscribed to Ivacy though which I think I bought a 2 year sub for less than £2 a month. Its not the absolute fastest, so I have been told, but for just casual torrenting I am happy with it.
See the below link for some reviews:
"chuknorbit says
December 22, 2015 at 4:15 pm
PIA is a class act. Cheap, reliable, and I trust them. I sign up by the year.
I’ve tried others. and Shadeyou are slow.
Ivacy is the worst I’ve tried. Terrible customer service and communications. The only good thing is decent speeds and many servers around the country. Ivacy will leak dns so its imperative to change dns servers to something else. I use PIA’s dns servers system wide."
From a site reviewing VPNs
Dont jump on this "offer" its a random vpn you are handing all your data over to them they can do ANYTHING with it.
They can steal your data and see EVERYTHING and log everything.
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if you want a legit Netflix vpn there are many out there but without looking i know Ivacy works.
I've used a lot of VPN providers Ivacy, Torguard, ProtonVPN, NordVPN and PIA before deciding on Mullvad, Which at the time of me writing this is the only VPN to get a "TOP CHOICE" badge from I'm very happy with Mullvad and have absolutely no complaints. They're great. And you know that I'm not affiliated with them because they don't actually have an affiliate program.
You can learn more at
> NordVPN and ExpressVPN seem to be pretty much the most popular and well rated VPNs around
The Most popular one would be PIA cause its cheap.
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Nord and Express vpn are the vpn with the most ads.
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Other good vpn are Air vpn ( Great service , open source app awesome speed ) Ivacy , cyberghost , torguard , perfect privacy and more.
there are only 2 barely trust worthy p2p friendly vpn that are free
Siga vpn
and Betternet
but both lack even the basic abilities to protect you. so not recommended
and dont forget running a SAFE and SECURE vpn is expensive af.
better would be Ivacy lifetime ( 20 € approx )
air vpn monthly / year
or pia monthly / year
I would suggest accessing facebook and other websites using Ivacy VPN service as it is faster and more secure. Chinese authorities have recently started rigorous online surveillance, and hence VPN services provide secure internet connection as well as privacy. If you want to increase your speed, I would suggest going for a good VPN service such as Ivacy. ( ) It is a good VPN service, and they have recently increased their servers catering to 150+ locations. While you can always go for free proxy services as well, but they come with a price. They will decrease your internet speed substantially and you’d have to compromise on security as well.
I got it during the lifetime deal a while back
One thing that really impresses me is how well split tunneling works
I had experienced that cheaper services have tons of issues, even normally good ones like Ivacy (despite usually being good) have fucked up split tunneling
With windscribe i had split tunneling working the day they updated it
Another vote for Mullvad here.
I used nordVPN when I was looking for a new VPN and couldn't handle it, the servers were slow and unstable. Netflix and Hulu worked great on them which is a plus, but the speeds were honestly unbearable. I have an 85/85MBPS connections and with Nord I got into the single digits. Customer support was rude and overall just a bad experience. (this was when connecting to the closest server to me.)
I tried PIA for a week or so and had no problems, but I have my doubts about VPNs located in the 5 eyes.
After a lot of research I ended up going with Mullvad. The only VPN to get the ThatOnePrivacySite TOP CHOICE badge
A list of VPNs I had tried before settling on Mullvad (in no particular order.): Torguard,Ivacy,PIA,NordVPN,ProtonVPN (Another great one, but very pricey).
Haven't had a problem with Mullvad. Would really recommend.
If it's the torrenting you need one for, then Mullvad is the best no questions asked. Not sure about the other personas. I am using Ivacy myself. Their plans are not so pricey, also you get to enjoy free 2 TB encrypted cloud storage as well. I personally bought it after it was endorsed by TechRadar for its streaming functionality.
Then connect to Proton and visit , they have a free seedbox for torrents up to 10gb. Another alternative is r/PiratedGames is giving everyone who wants it a free day of Ivacy VPN, so you could queue up a bunch of torrents and let them sit overnight
I am using Ivacy and its the same thing with Hulu at least, sometimes I can go a few hours before "Reseting" it other times It stops after 30 minutes. It does have a built in setup for "Streaming" that makes it pretty easy though.
Using a vpn will protect and is fine.
It should be a non logging one.
Any vpn of that list will do it.
Air vpn. Pia. Ivacy. Cyberghost. Torguard. Express vpn. Perfect privacy. Nord vpn
In no particular order.
Just choose one ivacy got lifetime deals if you want but isn't as easy as let's say air vpn or Pia to use.
May I ask what other vpn you have used?
I've been searching for an alternative, so far I've tried using Ivacy and pure vpn and both are slow compare to express. My normal speed without expressvpn is around 25-30mbps and HK1 gives the best result around 4-5mbps and 60-80 ping.
I am more interested in seeing how companies that are directly involved in dealing with user data would respond to GDPR. Specifically VPN companies like Nord, Express, Windscribe and Ivacy who have till now garnered a good reputation; how would they be addressing things to their customers would be something to observe.
> Ivacy VPN, one of the fastest emerging virtual private network (VPN) service has announced the Kodi VPN add-on for devices supported by OpenELEC operating system.
> Although Ivacy addon for Kodi/XBMX player is absolutely free, you need to have an active Ivacy account which costs 1.83 p/month.
Same. An audio ad for Ivacy VPN plays each time the user enters the Settings menu of CouchPotato. If you exit and return to Settings or refresh the Settings page and the ad will play again.
The ad begins: "So, you are someone who just loves torrenting..."
As OP said, outrageous.
NZBHydra is a tremendous app. For now, I'll be shutting down CouchPotato and using Hydra exclusively. I'd rather not be surprised by whatever may be next in the CouchPotato monetization scheme.
> Which VPN is the best for me?
No one can tell you. I use Ivacy (), it is cheap, fast and does not keep logs
> will be able to pay via PayPal or PaySafeCard
You may pay for most of the VPNs via PayPal (including Ivacy)
> I will mostly be torrenting
Choose a VPN that allows torrenting (Ivacy allows it)
> Is torrenting really 100% safe if i use a VPN?
If you keep internet kill switch and secure DNS enabled then you are good to go.
First of all there's a difference between Smart DNS and A VPN. Unblock-US is not a VPN it's a Smart DNS. It's used to unblock geo-restricted websites, but it does not make you anonymous or hide your i.p. A good VPN makes you anonymous by masking your i.p so that no one can figure out from where you are actually connecting from. I've been using Ivacy VPN to watch NFL and NHL online during my trips to Asia, and it work great. Maybe if you change your protocol, you can gain access to unrestricted site.
Hi NancyStuart,
In my opinion the home page is too text heavy and should be broken up with more images and shorter text along the lines Envoken stated. Focus copy on pain points and shorten it. You want people to know almost immediately what Ivacy does so they don't bounce.
In terms of increasing followers on your social pages you might try participating in discussions on current events on major news sites with a username that is Ivacy Privacy Management or something like that. This may help to drive some to your sites out of curiosity if you provide good content.
Lastly posting articles and white papers that provide details on some of the research that Ivacy has done in the sector on LinkedIn group pages can drive traffic as well.
Just my two cents.
Good luck!
Completely in agreement. I also have the so-called "lifetime" membership which expires at the end of 5 years. The VPN usually fails to reconnect after the computer awakes from sleep. Ivacy just released version 6 of their Windows client and it still has this same problem release after release. Often then it shows as connected while simultaneously giving the message "unable to browse". Maybe the message should be "unable to browse because your VPN sucks". Closing the VPN program solves the problem.
I’m using Ivacy which works fine. I got a 5 year deal on Black Friday a few years back, so if you can wait til then you’ll probably get some good long term deals, but I think Ivacy is pretty reasonable anyway.
It's quite astonishing to see that the Free version worked and you were able to play the game. As free ones usually have DNS leakages and your real identity can be traced. I unlocked mine using Ivacy, obviously using the paid subscription.
Yes. It’s counter intuitive unless an international launch is going to happen.
I have a huge comic collection but I have to pick and choose what I buy in hard copy these days so I have comixology, marvel unlimited, dc universe and Comichaus on the go as well as mainly buying physical collections.
I’m so keen to subscribe legally to infinite in Europe.
I’ve got a 3rd VPN and it’s not working with that either. Ivacy VPN.
I guess I pause my subscription for hopefully just a few months.
Free ones will not help you by any means. If you are looking for streaming with no limits you will have to spare some money. You can choose from hundres of providers that are offering heft discounts. Such as Ivacy, Tunnel Bear, Surfshark. Ivacy was recently endorsed by TechRadar for its streaming services.
If you look/ask around, you could probably get split tunnelling working with any provider you choose. A few modifications to the config files + the OS etc.
I'd give Ivacy a go and see how it goes for you. They have a "30-Days Money Back Guarantee*".
People who think the VPN channels they purchase like Nord VPN or Ivacy I fully private are smoking crack. You are tracked by other means, you open a marketing email, or visit a website or do a google search it’s all tracked.
VPN is good for access or resources and prevention of certain attacks on public networks. Some people who do not understand security or tech will not understand till they wake up.
"I swear I've read somewhere that you can do this, but for the life of me I cannot find anything in PIA settings or on their knowledgebase. "
You have read it somewhere before most likely in a forum discussion, on a web page some place else, etc.... Its called 'split tunneling' and the reason you can't find it "in PIA settings or on their knowledgebase" is because its not there because PIA does not do split tunneling. PIA steers away from these types of "more advanced" features.
To get that functionality you will need to go with another VPN service. For example, ExpressVPN, PureVPN, and Ivacy have split tunneling, and of those three PureVPN probably has the best, most stable, and most mature split tunneling capability.
What device are you using? If you're on a PC and using Chrome or Firefox, you can use Ivacy browser extension and connect to Switzerland server. If you're using Android or iOS, you can use the app, though Chrome extension is a pretty simple method.
I use one called Ivacy - seems to work pretty well, servers in loads of countries around the world, and I got a "lifetime" account for about $40 (apparently you have to email them to keep it active after 5 years) - I just searched for something like "lifetime VPN offers" and found them via a "Groupon" style page (they distribute offers to subscribers)
All in all is Ivacy VPN one of the best VPNs we have tested! Great speed, secure connection with all the features you might ask for. What we also like is the easy to use interface.
For a full Ivacy VPN review take a look at this review.
You can enter "vpnpioneer" as a coupon code to receive a 10% discount on your purchase. Take this bonus link to get to the offer page.
1 use a legit vpn provider.
2 your in the Kindergarten land copyright wise. aka nothing should happen now. If you fail further then you are at risk.
Follow the rule
VPN on
Torrent client on
Torrent client off
VPN off
Also get one of the following legit vpn
Also remove your IP and that you said you did it. Just saying :)
Express vpn. Air vpn. Ivacy. Pia. Cyberghost. Torguard. Nord vpn. Perfect privacy. ( no particular order)
If you're talking about cheap and good at the same time I would recommend you no other than Ivacy VPN for Netflix. I am surprised to see so many shows unlocked because of the regional restrictions. Ivacy works great with Netflix I haven't experienced those proxy errors I was getting all the time with IPVanish. Ivacy is knows for the most cheapest VPN in the market and it does the Job just fine so you might wanna consider it.
IIRC it's 65535 combinations.
If the data ever gets requested by court order in the US to find a user, it would still give a user plausible deniability.
It is already live.
Ivacy, AirVPN, PIA, NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Cyberghost, IPVanish, ProtonVPN, and VyprVPN all have analytics that collect much more information.
I will keep it short because if I start telling you the benefits of a paid VPN service especially for a gamer then that's gonna take very long. I can understand you don't want to spend on a paid VPN service but trust me when I say this there are quite a few cheap yet amazing VPN services, such as Ivacy, which can solve your said issue. Otherwise, you will never be satisfied with a free VPN.
Oh and also that Ivacy is available at an 87% black Friday discount so don't let this opportunity go waste.
Just FYI there are a lot of Reddit spam accounts for that particular VPN service. Don't be surprised if you get any replies here from those Reddit accounts telling you how awesome the service is, etc.
e.g. /u/l21zxib8tr0f33v3 is a Ivacy affiliate (see their user history) so obvs they will say great things about the service.
Reddit accounts that affiliate with VPN providers cannot be trusted to give unbiased opinions on VPNs. Granted your Reddit account isn't nearly as bad as other Ivacy VPN shills that exist on Reddit but the fact is you've affiliated with them. (in fact Ivacy is not the only VPN provider you've affiliated with)
Same applies to those VPN "review" websites littered with affiliate links. Reddit accounts spam those too.
I did give NordVPN a try, using their free trial. I found the service unbearably slow, even with my Fiber Optic Internet. Give the free trial a try, if that doesn't work out no harm done.
some alternatives I'd recommend: Mullvad, PrivateInternetAccess, Torguard, Ivacy all of which are cheaper than NordVPN.
I understand why is it that you use Opera VPN and not any other because it's free. It has an ardent fan base or had (which would be more appropriate now) but when it comes to free VPNs, you can try Ivacy and their Lite app/version in order to achieve the same result. Their app does not allow you to hand pick any particular server but since it's free, I'm guessing it will let you connect from among the most optimal ones out there. Download your desired update and well should you choose, as Odd-One-Out pointed; delete the app. In the end, it's all about getting the job done. Cheers!
Opera VPN is all set to shut down so I use Ivacy VPN. Their Lite app/ version is free but in direct response to your question for getting THAT update, I'm not so sure. I think as long as you're connected to a different region such as Germany or in @lussyphre's case Canada, it should get the job done.
Hi, excellent post. Here is a mistake in maths. ExpressVPN is 59.95 United States dollars, in Canadian dollars it is $77.31, which makes the total investment $194.31/sessions instead of $176. I am using Ivacy VPN, which is only $57.95 for 6 months. which makes the total investment only $174.95/sessions or $29/month.
I know a lot of people might be opposed but I've been using Ivacy for a few months with little to no complaints. They have servers all around the world dedicated to P2P sharing, easy to use software, and with a price point of $49 for two years it's hard to pass up.
Whether it's an Android, Windows or iOS device, now you can protect it with Ivacy VPN! This Black Friday, Ivacy is giving smartphone users an unbelievable 87% off on it's 1-year plan with the amazing 1+1 offer!
Hello Sistthha,
i had the same problem a while ago. It's funny because Express isn't a "freebie" so it shouldn't be happening. Did you give Ivacy a try? it's got danish servers that you can check out from their server page (i forgot the link). but you can find it by navigating through their homepage....
let me know if that works.
Cheers!
Truer words were not spoken. There was a time when I looked for free VPNs only. But then I learned that they keep logs of your online activity which they sell to marketing agencies. I don't if it's completely true but it's always better to be safe than sorry. I have a paid Ivacy subscription now and it works just fine!
Well without VPN it is a no no now! If you ask me, I personally use Purevpn and it is pretty decent in securing my activities and IP from my ISP (not using Verizon though). It is pretty good with downloading torrents and they have servers optimized for torrenting which is the best part. So i would suggest to go for it. You might also wanna check Ivacy too, cause it specially claims to be a torrenting VPN.
If you did, it'd likely be because the VPN turned your information over. Can't find an official site for Flash VPN, so can't look at their privacy policy. Do you know what their logging policy is? Or are they like some VPN's where if they get a DMCA notice and simply terminate your account.
Have you ran tests (such as ) to make your it's using their IP address?
Still safer to use a paid VPN in my opinion. Most paid VPN's keep no logs, so even if they did get a DMCA notice, they have nobody to give it to. There are always discounts going on, so you can lock in a good rate for the life of your account. TorGuard has a 50% off sale, $29.99 per year. Ivacy is $39 for 2 years. NordVPN is $36 for 1 year.
And there's quite a few other sales going on if you look around. has a few sales going on as well. TorrentFreak has a good write up on the best anonymous VPN's for 2016.
I'm not familiar with Ivacy in particular but I would be careful to weight ease of use against security. For most users one VPN is much like the other. Lifehacker has some great articles covering the basics of what you should look for in a VPN. If you're running on an Android box there are VPN app's you can use, including ones from PIA. That's what I recommend.
I have been using them for a couple months. They don't offer autoreconnect via the OpenVPN client. You have to go to the linux page to get the .ovpn files, support is only good for easy questions (don't ask anything technical) and there is no auto reconnect unless you use their bundled client. It really makes me wonder why they want me to use their client so badly.. Oh, search Ivacy here and you will see they tried to bribe someone for positive reviews.
No, you're not crazy. It's been all the talk over on /r/couchpotato lately.
There's a detailed writeup on how it works and how to potentially disable it. The general consensus I've seen is to quit using or boycott CP until they can either confirm or deny if this was intentionally done as a team or if it was some rogue coder making a quick buck. Many have suggested NZBHydra for now.
One thing is for certain - Ivacy VPN has only worsened their opinion with me after this stunt.
There are many great VPNs out there. I have personally used Tunnel Bear, ExpressVPN, IPVanish and Vypr VPN, and currently, I am using Ivacy VPN. Every VPN have their pros and cons. It would be easier for me to help you if you can tell me your budget and your purpose of using a VPN? Different VPNs have different personas. I use Ivacy for torrenting and streaming specifically.
> What is the best VPN to use for torrenting
I use Ivacy () and it is my favorite VPN for torrenting. But, there are many other VPNs too. Just don't forget to choose the VPN that supports Torrenting.
> how do I set it up?
You just need to buy the subscription, install the client, select additional options i.e. Internet Kill Switch, IPv6 Protection, DNS leak protection, etc and connect it.
> I am looking at Private Internet Access
It is also a good VPN, it is also one of the best VPNs for torrenting
> how to even get it to work with torrenting. Just told above
I use Ivacy VPN and it works fine for me.
>Allows torrents
Yes
>Doesn't keep logs
No logs
> Which VPR do YOU believe to be the best of the best?
I don't believe it to be the best; It's just that it works fine for me.
You can buy Ivacy (). They are running a Christmas deal in which they are offering $1.83 per month on annual subscription. They claim that they allow torrenting at fast speed and does not keep user's logs.
IPVanish is good, I have heard good reviews about it (specially its speed), so you can go with it.
> I would love to know what you all use
But, I myself use Ivacy. It has many features that makes it favorite for torrenting.
To give you an idea they give unlimited bandwidth, allow torrenting, does not keep logs, IPv6 and DNS leak protection, Internet Kill Switch (stops internet if VPN disconnects), Split Tunneling (So that I can route only torrent traffic through it) etc.
Well, Ivacy offers many great features such as: 5 multi logins Split tunneling 256 bit encryption P2P file sharing NAT Firewall DDos protection Unlimited server switching Smart Purpose Selection Unlimited Data Transfer 24/7 Customer Support Internet Kill Switch Multiple Protocols and much more!
You should use a VPN even if you do not have CISA problems. There are many reasons to use a VPN.
Yes, you can watch Netflix from other countries by VPN. I use Ivacy () to access Netflix and other websites from outside US.
you never know what a Free VPN might do with your data... hola was selling user's bandwidth for botnets! never go for a free vpn unless you are ready to compromise your privacy... I have been using Ivacy vpn for quite some time; It's quite reliable!
Simple - purchase a Ivacy VPN account, for $13 for 30 days, setup for US server. Ta da - All US based video sites now let you watch them.
I do this from the UK.
edit : price was wrong
I am having the same issue you are. Added 44158 port on the Ivacy website, but when I try to test it portchecker is still showing everything as closed. Ivacy support isn't really the best help either. Were you able to figure anything out?
I left California last August for Europe, have not had any problem trading on my Samsung Note using mobile internet. I love that usa pre - market starts @ noon. You have to have VPN installed ! I paid 50 bucks for Ivacy VPN for 2 years, always pick San Francisco location in the VPN
Could you give us a bulletproof description how this works?
- Bought Ivacy with Port Forwarding and dedicated IP.
- Then added the Port 44158 in the browser on the Ivacy website under the tab "Addons --> Port Forwarding".
- Then added them as PPTP-VPN in my Router, but Port ist still closed.
What am I doing wrong here? What am I missing?
Ah Ivacy - this so called VPN company cannot provide you with a working ovpn file. Stay far away! Waste of money and time.
And if you buy from Stacksocial- they will not refund your purchase. Don't ever buy from stacksocial too.
Ivacy is really good. Another one which I recommend is BulletVPN. FastestVPN is also not bad but a little basic ) even though they have activated a premium subscription so it might be worth to check out).
Consider canceling Mozilla VPN and choose a provider that uses OpenVPN, just about all providers do....I use Ivacy which I got at a killer price years ago...I think it was about $1/month back then with 5 years advanced purchase. Ivacy just works on any platform for OpenVPN. I wish they would get Wireguard but for the price I can't complain, they say it will be an option at some point.
Yes. I do this. I have one miner with a low gain 3bi antenna to cover the immediate area. The second one I have an 8dbi antenna to cover the long range. It's connected to a small VPN router of my main router using Ivacy vpn service because they allow port forwarding as a service.
>the only one the supports WireGuard
What's this used for?
>BulletVPN Streaming works at times
Does it work for Netflix? I'm in Canada and cannot unblock Netflix US.
Where is BulletVPN based out of?
>Ivacy, FastestVPN, and iProVPN are all resell bandwidth from PureVPN (Gaditek owned, Pakistan based, gave up logs to the FBI in the past), so they're the shittiest in even this list.
That's kinda funny because I have PureVPN from StackSocial but they are refusing to renew the lifetime membership. I actually like PureVPN but I don't use it for downloading; just general purpose things vey seldom. Unfortunately it does not unblock Netflix.
It's really good to know those guys are all connected! I saw a couple good reviews about Ivacy but now I know to stay clear.
>VPN Unlimited
This is the only other one in the list that I see standing out at being decent, at least reading about people who have been satisfied with it. Maybe it's okay for streaming but not much else?
Hi there. I inboxed you the following message.
I use Ivacy (also bought their NAT firewall/port-forwarding plan but not static public IP) too but my earnings have been terrible since hooking my SenseCap hotspots to the Ivacy VPN service. Did you buy their static IP subscription as well? How does using Ivacy compare to being relayed - in terms of earnings?
I am considering paying for the Ivacy dedicated IP service if that will make a difference. My hotspots do not get relayed when they are on Ivacy (with 44158 fwding on all fronts(, but they earn less than when they are relayed. Could this be due to the lack of static public IP? How exactly does a dynamic public IP affect witnessing and mining?
I have been using Ivacy for years and love them. I do the 5 year deal that they offer when you leave the pricing page without purchasing. Right now they are opening advertising it. $80 for 5 years. Not per year, that's the 5 year total! Fast speeds and no logs. (no I don't work for them, I just love their service)
Peplink router. Its' a max transit duo and legit firewall. Quite expensive and only have it because I did an upgrade at a client's place and they said I could keep the old one for free. There are too many routers to do a write up for them all. The Ivacy website has multiple tutorials on many specific VPN routers. Peplink was not on the list, but Ivacy should support any router that can use OpenVPN.
The Ivacy's discount is on their halloween page and it's IVACY10, not VPNCOUPONS. There's also a higher discount coupon code HALLOWEEN, but it's only applicable on the page:
ivacy(.)com/vpn-deals/halloween-vpn-deal/
They will have a hard to do IP restrictions based of just a city, so they will probably do it regional. Like Alberta or Canada. Depends on the systems they are using. The big players often get the gateways added to block list and vpn detection software is a thing.
NORD, Ivacy and other only have given Canada wide access, I do not remember to seeing a provider do data Center based selection, they tend to present based of ping times.
Setting up a city based block or even local to Alberta would be hard just due to the way gateways work and network routing. Telus can route my network to Edmonton gateway if They wanted to.
Dealt with the same thing with Ivacy. I stated I wanted to cancel and receive a refund, they replied to the same message twice asking me to explain my issue. This capitalism train is barely hugging the tracks at this point
If you need a dedicated VPN for torrenting that Mullvad should be your first choice. But some other options that you can also consider are Ivacy, Surfshark, etc. You'll find the monthly plan expensive irrespective of the provider you choose. It's wise to opt for long term plans as they are way cheaper than monthly plans.
Same with me when I made the switch to from PIA to Ivacy and from Opera > Firefox to Brave. I'm not too well-informed in browsers but TBH I'm always open to switching to a browser that offers a way to import my browser history and passwords but that doesn't track my every move. And I know some might want to point out the hypocrisy or the contradiction, but having the luxury of synching your work history and having to see personalized marketing messages and an insane amount of bloat are two different things for me.
I'm attaching a link where you can buy lifetime VPN subscriptions at a comparatively cheaper rate. Personally I'd suggest "Ivacy", it has servers across the globe and also the German server works well. I hope this helps. ;query=Vpn
Free ones are not reliable and a big no-no. You'll be victim to throttling and not accessing the content that you wish to access. You can always opt for a paid subscription as they now come at really cheap prices. Nord, Express, Ivacy, etc have deals throughout the year offering heft discounts that go up to 80%. I think your privacy and anonymity is worth more than that.
You can use IPFilter to download the peer lists which it stores in a DAT file in its main directory. In qbitorrent you go to Tools, Options, Advanced, and change the Network Interface to Ivacy if you want.
Then go to the Connections Tab on left of same window, scroll down all the way to IP Filtering, ✅ Filter path and put the address to the file "" located in program IPFilter's main directory. ✅ Apply to trackers at bottom and apply/ok. Fin
If you ask me I use Ivacy. Besides conventional VPN services you also get to enjoy free 2TB encrypted cloud storage as well. It is also endorsed by TechRadar for its streaming and certified by ioXt when it comes security and privacy,
Ivacy, express, nord, surfshark thee can chooseth any. They all has't killeth switch favour embed'd
^(I am a bot and I swapp'd some of thy words with Shakespeare words.)
Commands: !ShakespeareInsult, !fordo, !optout
These 3 are Free but are P2P-based: Hola, Urban VPN, Dew VPN "contribute your idle resources to the community-powered network", "users pool together and route their internet connections through each other"
Pure - check your DM, I will chat you a 1 month account
Ivacy - 1 day trial here:
Others (Paid): HMA VPN,
Windscribe doesn’t sell long term commitments. I would stay as far away from them as possible. You never know what could happen to a company and when you want out, you will be out some money. The most I would go is 6 months, maybe one year max if you really trust it. If you really think you would trust Ivacy VPN for 5 whole years, then go for that deal. That’s a long time, though.
Windscribe doesn’t keep any logs and is very transparent. AFAIK Ivacy is $1.33/month with a long term commitment, Windscribe can be as low as $1/month with no commitment. I personally would also trust Windscribe over Ivacy. Hope this helps.
Not really sure if this is an ad for S4MP, Ivacy VPN or both...
Anyway, if we're talking about multiplayer mods then I think the most popular two are Sims 4 Multiplayer. So I recommend checking out both of them.
I use Ivacy. I don't have these issues. I often use the browser extension at the same time as the main service with out issue. My only complaint is that with the browser extension some countries, like the US are slow. Most are fine.
To be honest, most offer money-back guarantee or a trial. You can always try them out to know which one works the best for you.
I have had positive experiences with Ivacy, SS, Pure and IB. Out of these 4, Ivacy is now free-to-use on mobile devices. So you can just download it and try it out before you even think of committing and to stop you from having any regrets in the future.
Just be warned though that while you won't have to pay for anything, you will have limited servers that will connect randomly. As in, they will connect 100% of the times flawlessly, but sometimes, I get a connected to an American server and sometimes, it's a server from the UK.
Let me know your personal experience. :)