IronSocket (VPN, Smart DNS Proxy, HTTP/SOCKS5 Proxy) $29.97 USD for 1 year (40% Off)

ji2o0k wrote: ↑surprised more people aren't bumping this - this is a great deal!

I started using IronSocket a few months ago - love it for my downloading and netflix needs

OP - you have been thank'd!

Krispy1 wrote: ↑If your interested in privacy(which I assume you are if you want a VPN) avoid ironsocket as they keep logs. https://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-serv ... -140315/2/

Krispy1 wrote: ↑If your interested in privacy(which I assume you are if you want a VPN) avoid ironsocket as they keep logs. https://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-serv ... -140315/2/

1. Do you keep ANY logs which would allow you to match an IP-address and a time stamp to a user of your service? If so, exactly what information do you hold and for how long?

We keep limited session logs for all of our services which include VPN, HTTP, SOCKS5 and Smart DNS Proxy. Session logs record the time and date of the user’s session connection and disconnection, the IP address used for the session, and a numerical representation of how many bytes were transferred. These logs are typically kept for 3 days, usually less, after which they are purged. The main reason we retain this data is to prevent fraud and abuse. Since we used Shared IPs on our servers, and do not log activity, it is very hard if not impossible to know what a user is doing.


4. In the event you receive a DMCA takedown notice or European equivalent, how are these handled?

IronSocket operates under the laws of the SAR of Hong Kong and is not subject to the DMCA or its European equivalent. We only provide VPN and Proxy connectivity services, and do NOT host any user uploaded content on any of our servers. While IronSocket is not subject to DMCA, some of our hosting partners are. If they receive and escalate a DMCA notice to us, we reply to the provider that we do not log our user’s activity, we utilize shared IP addresses, and it is next to impossible to determine any activity of our users. We then confirm P2P is not being used on servers where P2P is not allowed.

X360 wrote: ↑It isn't that bad as they only keep the logs for 3 days and only use it to prevent fraud / abuse.



https://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-serv ... -140315/2/

who_ca wrote: ↑I asked this on the PIA thread as well: but does the discounted price renew after the first year? Or does the price go back up to normal?

who_ca wrote: ↑I asked this on the PIA thread as well: but does the discounted price renew after the first year? Or does the price go back up to normal?

Menace wrote: ↑How about PIA?

who_ca wrote: ↑As far as I know, PIA's deal renews yearly at the same discounted price. When I signed up, they set up a yearly PayPal renewal at the same $31.95 yearly.

Someone on the PIA thread mentioned that you could renew for 4 years...

justin_hui2 wrote: ↑Anyone experiencing DNS leak?

BinaryJay wrote: ↑Seriously who cares about DNS... I don't know why it's even something people concern themselves with unless you're worried about browsing a domain that you don't want others to know you're browsing? DNS has nothing to do with torrents, for example. It's certainly not illegal in any way to browse a site that enumerates torrents.

tk1000 wrote: ↑No, goes back up to normal price.

"$29.97 USD for the first year. Then $49.95 USD for each year."
The above shows up in my PayPal checkout when I picked the Subscribe PayPal option.