I've been using the free version since I ditched NordVPN over endless cashback issues.
I believe you are automatically allocated a base country for connecting. Mine is always Netherlands. You can request a diff server and are assigned at random, but only once every 90 minutes.
I have had servers in Romania, USA, Spain and Japan so far.
Speeds seem solid, seems reliable, and based on this I'll prob sign up for the paid service when I need it.
Do you need to speak to support to get the random server or is there a button in the app for it? I use their app infrequently but never seen that option
Or if you have family and/or a few buddies, a one-off payment for lifetime sub to a commercial VPN offering is around £1.65 each, minimum purchase 15 connections.
Even if only five buddies club together it is less than a fiver each for a lifetime solution - where the provider also offers monthly subs so has recurring income from non-lifetime customers to defer the lifetime demise of the provider or the world; whichever occurs first.
Each connection supports router installation to protect multiple downstream devices on one connection, p2p, unlimited server/country switching, internet kill switch, etc, etc. fastestvpn.com/pro…eal
Obvsly still costs money, but v little - certainly more than Proton - but definitely offers far richer featureset for the minimal outlay, with none of the upfront risks associated with alternatives such as cashback-reliant options.
If you wish to waste time playing battle of the reviews you will find for & against, but my personal experience wins hands-down for me with my non-affiliate zero bung review stating no issues for my £1.65 lifetime sub running on Asus router, and no issues with multiple £1.65 lifetime subs running on multiple personal & wider family devices. It's a lifetime sub for £1.65 a connection FFS.
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sorted byI believe you are automatically allocated a base country for connecting. Mine is always Netherlands. You can request a diff server and are assigned at random, but only once every 90 minutes.
I have had servers in Romania, USA, Spain and Japan so far.
Speeds seem solid, seems reliable, and based on this I'll prob sign up for the paid service when I need it.
Even if only five buddies club together it is less than a fiver each for a lifetime solution - where the provider also offers monthly subs so has recurring income from non-lifetime customers to defer the lifetime demise of the provider or the world; whichever occurs first.
Each connection supports router installation to protect multiple downstream devices on one connection, p2p, unlimited server/country switching, internet kill switch, etc, etc.
fastestvpn.com/pro…eal
Obvsly still costs money, but v little - certainly more than Proton - but definitely offers far richer featureset for the minimal outlay,
with none of the upfront risks associated with alternatives such as cashback-reliant options.
Does it work with firestick?
no
Another average review at 01net.com/en/…pn/
but my personal experience wins hands-down for me with my non-affiliate zero bung review stating no issues for my £1.65 lifetime sub running on Asus router,
and no issues with multiple £1.65 lifetime subs running on multiple personal & wider family devices.
It's a lifetime sub for £1.65 a connection FFS.