Ivpn.net

I've been using IVPN for about a month now and I really don't have any complaints, other than it being located in Gibraltar. Gibraltar is technically outside of fourteen eyes so it's outside of the internet spying jurisdictions such as the USA and UK, but it is governed by the UK, which is considered an enemy of the internet. IVPN doesn't give you a bunch of buzz words such as "military grade encryption" or claiming to be 100% private. Using a VPN enhances privacy to an extent, but it doesn't make you invisible. IVPN enhances anonymity by accepting crypto for payment and not requiring ANY personal details to register. No email, no names, no phone number. You simply generate an account number, send payment using that account number only, download the VPN client or OVPN configuration files for your own OVPN client and hop online. It's that simple. They use OpenVPN and WireGuard with strong encryption. They also have doublehop which sends your traffic through two VPN servers as an added layer of protection. So far, speeds are fast and servers responsive. The VPN client will show you which servers have the best response so you can connect to the one that will give you the best performance. I've tried a lot of VPNs and IVPN is one worth having. One feature I like about IVPN is it's firewall. IVPN has a kill switch that blocks all internet access if the VPN isn't connected. This can be disabled if you like. So the difference with IVPN's kill switch and other VPN's kill switch is... IVPN's kill switch can be set to load on startup of Windows. It loads first and blocks the internet until the VPN tunnel is established. This means programs can't sneak onto the internet and reveal your location/IP address before IVPN starts and connects to the VPN. A nice security feature.