Very slow.haroldliang wrote: ↑ How is this VPN for torrenting?
You sure it is only 3 BT servers ?
ClarkZuckerberg wrote: ↑ If your goal is as much anonymity as possible online via a VPN, I wouldn't go with these guys. I'd go with someone more reputable.
If you just want a VPN for other uses, I'd get the lifetime for as cheap as it is. Have had it for a few months and works well. Always handy to have a VPN on-hand IMO.
The best VPNs, in terms of privacy, sadly aren't going to come cheap. Mullvad always seems to be one I see recommended in the privacy community. It's always 5 euros a month. That's about $7.50 CAD/month. No promos, no discounts on annual fee. I like this about them, personally. They're not trying any shady promos and you always know what you're going to pay. You can also pay in a variety of ways so that none of it can trace back to you, if that matters as well, in terms of privacy. Though that is obviously not "cheap" compare to this haha.
It's based on connected client (ex: when using the windows client, it shows the device by the "PC Name(username"). To remove an unused device, log in to your account, press Manage , and navigate to the Devices section. There you can view the list of all your devices in use and manage them manually. Note: You are allowed to delete 1 device per week to make room for another.
You can easily check and see how many devices their system is detecting so far. If you have used each profile at least once on each device, you should be able to see how many have registered, under the Manage section.M1K3Z0R wrote: ↑ I dont get how the device system works, does it try to record router MACs? I dont use their client.
I use the open VPN connect client and made a open vpn config file on their site. I have a torrent profile and a non torrent profile I keep on my phone and 2 pics, never had any issues.
Mind you, I dont use the same profile on 2 devices simultaneously.
I agree I have been subbing to mullvad for a couple months now, no complaints and they have a good track record. You can even pay using cash lmao.ClarkZuckerberg wrote: ↑ The best VPNs, in terms of privacy, sadly aren't going to come cheap. Mullvad always seems to be one I see recommended in the privacy community. It's always 5 euros a month. That's about $7.50 CAD/month. No promos, no discounts on annual fee. I like this about them, personally. They're not trying any shady promos and you always know what you're going to pay. You can also pay in a variety of ways so that none of it can trace back to you, if that matters as well, in terms of privacy. Though that is obviously not "cheap" compare to this haha.
You can check here for more recommendations. Others will have better info than I since I haven't tried them all, personally.
Nope, DAZN knew and defaulted to that "You're in the wrong country!" global screen. I tried both Germany locations and even Austria and Belgium. FWIW, both Windscribe servers went in properly. But Windscribe costs a bit more than VPN Unlimited. You could contact customer service and ask them about it. You could also get the free trial: https://free.vpnunlimitedapp.com/ It's the full VPN and you could try various servers, since DAZN Germany is accessible to a few different countries, isn't it?
I had it working for a couple days. I tried again and it's not. Maybe the server settings changed. Unfortunately, you can only remove one device a week so swapping out my devices will take a while.
Just read page 2 of this thread. The answer is there.Googliya wrote: ↑ Guys please help - when I connect to 'Netflix' server, the expectation is that I should be able to view Netflix US content. But in my case, I only see Netflix produced content. Non Netflix movies/shows don't come up. Same case when I connect to other US servers. Only Netflix produced content show up.
