Desktop-App VS hide.client.linux

Windscribe (offers a free plan, with the option to purchase Argentina servers)

"In case you use OpenVPN servers and profiles, then you can use the open-source Windscribe client and load your OpenVPN profile in Windscribe. You will then be able to use Windscribe with your own server. At the time of disclosure, the Windscribe client was secure against all attacks on all the platforms that we tested (Windows, Android, macOS, Linux, iOS). In contrast, during the disclosure we were not aware of any updates that the OpenVPN Connect client had planned, meaning we don't know to which extent OpenVPN Connect will prevent our attacks."

And here’s a non-referral link too: https://windscribe.com/

if "Sorry, you have been blocked. You are unable to access windscribe.com" ?

Desktop app https://github.com/Windscribe/Desktop-App/wiki/Code-Audit-Report

To block ads entirely: AdGuard or Windscribe VPN

Stremio with Torrentio addon & Windscribe VPN (free, supports torrenting).

nslookup windscribe.com

Ditto. I use hide.me, it's a free option that, as far as I know, is pretty decent and isn't spyware.

I have tried the hide.me, windscribe and proton vpn, but i need something than can works even on a terminal.

So I just got this vpn and followed their article (this one precisely: https://hide.me/en/knowledgebase/how-to-properly-secure-qbittorent-with-vpn/ and https://hide.me/en/knowledgebase/how-to-securely-torrent-over-vpn/) I also binded qBittorrent to hide.me by following the guide in the pinned post from this subreddit.

any vpn lets u watch netflix, but not every vpn lets u watch individaul country content. if u want to hop around a ton in different regions, hide.me or nord is better, or even PIA.

When the speedometer isn't documented anywhere, it can be a little confusing.. The only place I could actually find any information about 10G on hide.me was through a knowledge base search for "10G," which brought up patch notes 4.4.3 (Apple App Store) stating "Add 10G badge to the server list." Unfortunately, the patch notes do not provide any details about what the badge looks like or anything else.

I use port fw on hide.me for years, it just works.

Another promotion there, so far we've given 50+ hide.me accounts and more to come!

ProtonVPN, CyberGhost, and Private Internet Access also offer robust security features and user-friendly apps, but may be missing features you’d look for in a VPN. IPVanish, Hotspot Shield, hide.me, and UltraVPN might not be the best VPNs, but they do at least offer the basic functionality you’d expect from a VPN.

Subreddit vpncomparison is giving away free 1 month trials to hide.me, a Malaysian based vpn with port forwarding, no log audits, and other good features.

Disney+: My experience with Disney+ was awesome. Just by tunneling to Canada, I was able to get access to STAR, which I don't have access to. This meant a ton of extra shows and movies that I need to get to. As with Netflix, there were no geolocation warnings, but to be sure, I closed my browser, started the hide.me VPN, then opened my browser and logged in. Toss this one on the pile of worth it.