VPN Tier List of 2024

[@JeffGeerling]

Quick note regarding affiliate links-many VPN providers do offer those programs, but that doesn't mean all KZbinrs who accept sponsorships participate in the programs. I have accepted sponsorships from Surfshark in the past (I use them mainly to bypass idiotic blackout restrictions for sportsball games), but I don't participate in their referral program because IMO that creates the conflict of interest that causes a greater loss of objectivity. A paid sponsorship is a one-time deal for a video, and I have one or two per month, with no ongoing contracts, but an affiliate program creates perverse incentives IMO. All that said, accepting any paid sponsorships also taints opinions, no matter how pure the 'influencer', so that's why the FCC has pretty strict guidelines on disclosure... which many (most?) don't even follow :P

[@notsure1274]

You mean the FTC?

[@renderedpixels4300]

​@@notsure1274one of the shitty 3 letter agencies

[@JeffGeerling]

@@notsure1274 Ah that's the one! Was thinking of FCC after working on some broadcast videos lately, oops.

[@Raylightsen]

Jeff is a cool guy

[@JeffGeerling]

@@Raylightsen you are too! :D And so is CTT!

[@bvd_vlvd]

I guess Norton could have gone into that D tier since it's not just corporate garbage, but also norton corporate garbage

[@BrianLuxe]

Norton = garbage, until they stop bundling so much crap. So, they'll just spend a ton on advertising to keep the top spot.

[@BronyumHexofloride]

D tier? Nah they need a N teir all of thier own N for "Never ever considder this spyware"

[@TenEXP]

There go all chances at a VPN sponsorship

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Oh no! Welp, at least I still have my day job haha.

[@ken_kaneki197]

lmao

[@johannesnguyen1090]

Chad Moment 😂

[@avoavoavo]

Or... The marketing pays you so much, that you say that theirs is the only safe one xD He just upped the chance to get a massive deal

[@no_name4796]

He should have asked nord vpn to sponsor this video, would have been funny. (I said nord vpn, because i personally see loooooots of video sponsored by them)

[@vrilgod4176]

Mullvad got raided by the Swedish authorities and the police couldn't get any logs because there weren't any. Best VPN with the best price

[@xBintu]

But I think geo unlocking doesn't work for everything? I red about Formula 1 not geo unlocking

[@Tb0n3]

Can't that be said about a lot of the corpo vpns too?

[@Kwijibob]

​@@xBintumost streaming services block mullvad's servers

[@Insightfill]

Mullvad will even take cash. They really don't keep records on their users at all. It's wild.

[@VanDiemensLander]

PIA as well.

[@EnejJohhem]

Best VPN is "your friend's computer" (evil smile)

[@LibertyRapsher]

And if they're deaf and mute it gives you another security layer.

[@GameBacardi]

Neighbor wifi

[@Insightfill]

LOL. Me in the Starbucks parking lot, watching the raid take place.

[@iirekm]

Depending for what: for criminals (sadly) the best VPN is probably public WiFi (cafes, libraries, trains), for avoiding Netflix regional blockades - most VPNs will do, for businesses - self-setuped openvpn/wireguard, for safer web browsing - keep your OS and browser up to date, don't ignore "invalid certificate" or "this site isn't encrypted" errors. I don't agree that Proton is that better than other similar VPNs, Switzerland isn't the same neutral, privacy-saving country as it used to be, currently in the age of cybercrime no country is.

[@sak-atWork]

Not a huge privacy guy, but Mullvad and Proton are what I expected to be the winners. Outstanding :)

[@Kcorey]

Which do you like? Mullvad or proton??

[@sak-atWork]

@@Kcorey Mullvad is excellent. Don’t have personal experience with proton VPN but i use their email service and know they’re a good company.

[@amdboy5873]

​@Kcorey I recommend getting Proton Unlimited. You'll get cloud (still in beta), amazing vpn, secure pass manager and enhanced email with aliases, which is must since I've tried it. Also a calendar, but I don't use it. You can get it up to 40% off during holidays sales or around 10$ a month. Amazing price to privacy ratio. (y)

[@landon8676]

@ShadowWolf2023-yp5zg mullvad is amazing, definitely use it

[@marschallblucher6197]

​@ShadowWolf2023-yp5zgProton has a free version. Limits you to fewer countries, can't Torrent, and a couple other features are behind a paywall. The paid version is definitely worth it tho. And the free version is nice if you just need a VPN for a quick sus Google search or connecting to public wifi.

[@maticjurac]

For total anonymity on the internet I recommend these following steps: - Smash all of your electronic devices - Avoid public places - Leave everything behind - Disappear, go somewhere they can't find you (probably deep inside Siberia would be best) - Become a hermit, living off grid, never make contact with the outside world.

[@Alice_Fumo]

Solid. I'm partial to the "juggle so many identities, you yourself don't know who you are anymore" approach. It's the age-old debate of hiding vs spoofing.

[@_mosscat]

- and don't forget to buy expressVPN using the link in the description

[@starxenoon8848]

haha

[@burhanbudak6041]

Mullvad: Your either in our out, you don't get sponsors.

[@Insightfill]

My oldest kid (23 now) loves their promoted volume discount: "one month = $5. If you prepay a whole year, it's just $60!" Ha! They'll also take cash. Cute!

[@lolkthnxbai]

They offer a 10% discount if you use crypto and take monero.

[@pflasterstrips7254]

All cheaper VPNs require you to get a longer subscription. If you use the VPN for torrents, you don't need to keep subscribed the whole time, just download enough to last you for a while.

[@logangoodwin8941]

No one's safe on the internet

Amen bro!

[@no_name4796]

@Pax.Alotin "hi nobody, this is dad" Said too many dads ever

[@deadpianist7494]

then tell me all your passwords and give me some money and nvm

[@Kevin-oj2uo]

Does that mean you shouldn't try to protect yourself?

[@deadpianist7494]

@Pax.Alotin only elder linux users have common sense just like chris

[@OphidianGG]

I use VPN for bypassing network restrictions, like I just spent 5 weeks in the hospital and without a VPN gaming was impossible. Sure could set up one at home but when I'm not home there's no guarantee it won't run into issues I can't resolve remotely if I can't bypass said restrictions in the first place, as well as some networks block specific protocols which would require you to setup multiple ones at home too. Having a 3rd party I can just connect to different servers to and swap between protocols with is just so much easier for this use case.

[@netsudro]

Whenever I see a youtuber I like doing a VPN sponsored bit, I get it, he's saying the words but he's winking like: You know this is garbage, but i'll take their money anyway.

[@antibrevity]

And it's sad because they're lying in exchange for money and no one should have to do that :(. We are human beings and we deserve better than to sell our souls and LIE to our viewers. I like some channels with VPN sponsorships, but I can't respect them afterward.

[@moshguy]

Proton has always been a solid mail provider for me. TheVPN is kind of a bonus.

[@swollenaor]

Same here, but also, swiss law was factor for me.

[@readifdumb]

That's basically how I see it. For me the mail and password manager are the most useful, the calendar the least, and vpn coming middle of the pack, with my least like program being the cloud storage they offer. However if you're paying for the year or two year package, it's so little cost that I don't even really consider it worth choosing any package below unlimited.

[@-ta-1]

yeah proton is goated

[@Herghun]

Can I use it to watch moves in different countries? Like on some streaming services?

[@moshguy]

@@Herghun Yes, you can use it to watch region locked streaming content.

[@Honkinwaffle]

I've been using PIA for a while, its only for Torrenting to avoid my ISP from complaining. Its... fine... I haven't switched to ProtonVPN out of lazyness. It does its job and lets me torrent TBs of data without getting complaints from the ISP.

[@Zzonkers]

Yep. PIA for torrent and getting around everything blocked at work.

[@BasedF-15Pilot]

I trust a VPN more than I trust my ISP. I really only use a VPN to obfuscate my traffic at the ISP level.

[@K31TH3R]

Yup. If for some reason your IP address shows up on the wrong list, you're getting a strike and a letter from your ISP, and you will NEVER get the benefit of the doubt. But involve even a bottom tier VPN, and chances are that neither you nor your ISP will hear a thing about it, and that makes the ISP just as happy as it does you.

[@Bad-Seed]

FWIW PIA's no logging policy has been tested in US courts twice under subpoena, and in both cases no identifiable user data/logs could be provided

[@VanDiemensLander]

Shush PIA bad.

[@hershfam]

Isn’t this true for express VPN also

[@Lintrospection]

The company that actually went to court is not the same company that currently owns PIA.

[@danbodine7754]

Torguard was subpoenaed to give over logs on someone but they didn't have the logs so they couldn't give them over. That's one reason I use torguard.

[@daboogiemansass]

Same thing happened with PIA.

[@LibertyRapsher]

My VPN company Bullshaguard has been subpoenaed countless times and we refused to give over our customers information. Why.... because we say we did and our word is our bond

[@everyhandletaken]

Torguard is the only one I have had full success with for geounblocking for major streaming services & it is reliable enough.

[@techbulb3440]

@@daboogiemansass yea but now they are owned by Kape.

[@Your_Degenerate]

I ended up choosing Proton. It's free option has been decent and has clients for Linux as well so it's fairly easy to set up.

[@AdamSmith-gs2dv]

Also one of the few with port forwarding still

[@Arhan3l]

I am actually using VPN because for some reason my ISP doesn't like some connections and I can't for example play some online games. When I connect to a VPN it magically works.

[@deibias79]

Some ports are blocked for me on warzone and using protonmail I can easily play

[@ZaXTheAlien]

same here. using openvpn and wireguard on some cloud VM.

[@masashiyeo]

that's so fucked up to hear...

[@markh.6687]

Old joke regarding security: "Good luck; I'm behind seven proxies!"

[@ZaXTheAlien]

that reminds me of tor lol.

[@TheRealName7]

Proxy chains

[@Games-wh7ey]

How does that work ?

[@RComet]

@@Games-wh7eysmth about onion layers idfk

[@m00tp01nt]

NordVPN is pretty respectable as far as big corp VPNs go. They have some of the fastest download speeds, they’re in Panama which is not a member of five eyes or fourteen eye, and their no-logs policy has been audited and confirmed. But generally, VPNs aren’t a magic solution to your internet privacy needs. It’s part of an overall approach to maintaining your privacy and security on the web. Good video.

[@FlyingPhysicist]

I've been a subscriber to PIA for something like 12yrs and can't say I've ever had any concerns re: logs or data being sold. You say PIA is owned by a conglomerate which also owns two others, but this doesn't imply foul play, nor shared development; PIA only sold itself to Kape a few years ago. That said, I may well switch to Proton, having seen this, although this is mostly because I'm a little miffed with PIA's server performance in some countries.

[@boccobadz]

Proton gave user data and it lead to arrest in Spain so I wouldn't call them exactly trustworthy. They keep IP logs and probably other things.

[@FlyingPhysicist]

@@boccobadz good to know!

[@DeepFriedOreoOffline]

I love that this video dropped almost immediate after Linus and Luke talking about how they stan PIA even while not being sponsored for years. I have used PIA, and Express, and Proton. And honestly, I have not had any problems with any of them. Except for when I went to cancel my Express membership and they tried to FOMO me and ran me through a bunch of pages that had me clicking cancel 3, 4, maybe even 5 times. Definitely very corporate.

[@ozolinagaming]

what's a master list with no hide expert vpn or mooni net?

[@AleksandrKozliak4k-soft]

hide

[@РоманДолматов-у1т]

hide maybe

[@МирославАвдіенко]

mooni is free

[@johannieminen]

Good content as usual. Regards from Sweden

[@s9be14]

I have been waiting for a video like this for so long Thank you!

[@darkphase7799]

Honestly, I know Nord had a big issue awhile back where a server was compromised and they didn't let us know for ages. I was using them before that and still use them, partially because I have been too lazy to change and partially because I brought a 3-year sub using a coupon to knock the price down and a cashback thing that meant I paid like $30AUD for 3 years. I know that privacy on the internet does not exist, I just throw some things in there to reduce my surface area, I also use Pihole and unbound. I don't always use a VPN, I don't always use the same browser, I don't always use the same computer, I don't use banking apps or anything like that in public places, I use different fake/randomised names, dob, addresses, on each site I use, and I use a password manager with random different passwords I change monthly. I know this reduces some of my information being shared, but it will only be a drop compared to what they do get.

[@jmillsey]

No AirVPN or IVPN? I personally use mullvad

[@iDeparture]

yeah i was wondering about ivpn myself. also a mullvad user, tying out proton this month for it's Port forwarding and have been meaning to rid my self of outlook and gmail and will also if protons password manger is good enough to maybe make the switch from 1password

[@Grimlo9ic]

Used to use Mullvad, but they disabled port forwarding so I use AirVPN now.

[@inchsurfinfo2228]

Both are Mossad operations. Use Mullvad. Not acquired by Kape Technologies. Yet. 🔻

[@iDeparture]

​@@inchsurfinfo2228 uh it's ALL intel agencies, not just mossad. anything based in a country thats apart of othe 5, 9 and 14 eyes all engage in unlawfu shared mass surveillance of their citizens

[@iDeparture]

@@inchsurfinfo2228 and neither airvpn or iVPN are owned by kape tech, the ones that are as far as ik are Express PIA cyber ghost and intego

[@badusername765]

Literally just use Real Debrid’s torrenting feature and you’ll never get a letter in the mail from your ISP telling you they’re gonna throttle your connection, again.

[@bubmario]

Yes do tell

[@llewellynquay9463]

Real Debrid is the "DeFacto" subscription service for Kodi, but also allows torrent D/L's, including some obscure material you couldn't find elsewhere. Just google it. It does take some "learning" to use at it's fullest--not the most intuitive interface.

[@Hannahnana1312]

@Anon-Man. A service where you give them a torrent (upload a .torrent or a magnet link), they torrent it on their servers, then serve it to you as a normal download. I've been using it since T-Mobile's 5G home internet doesn't work well with p2p connections (something to do with ipv4 vs ipv6 or something), and it definitely works pretty well.

[@GrigRP]

You still have to pay for RD

[@llewellynquay9463]

@@GrigRP It's pretty cheap if you buy 180 days(best deal), and you can "stack" another 180 on that if you want ~a year before you have to re-up.

[@bertblankenstein3738]

Norton should be forgotten.

[@davidjv9800]

Great vid Chris, nice to see somebody actually be honest about the realities of these VPN providers

[@humphreygruntwhistle3946]

If someone else refutes what he says, are they dishonest?

[@froedge]

This is one of the few tier lists that is hard to argue, it's just objectively correct xd. Good job!

[@squidtroll1682]

I use TorGuard mainly for the option to have a dedicated IP address. My ISP changes my IP periodically and I need to be whitelisted on client servers for work. Do you have any recommendations for a VPN service with an option to have a static IP address? Thanks you!

[@AdventureSMBW]

I switched off all Google stuff to Proton a few years ago. Been very happy.

[@hershfam]

Didn’t Express VPN get subpoenaed and they didn’t have any logs to turn over? Seems like that’s true for a few of these VPN’s but I haven’t seen you address this fact

[@jst601]

Ditto.

[@shameless_2]

Any opinions on Windscribe? And about clients, is softether vpn project any good?

[@theredscreen2431]

Could you do another tier list of selfhosted vpns like wireguard based vpns such as netbird or tailscale (or rather headscale). That would be great as I'm not sure which ones are good.

[@sbme1147]

Lawrence Systems did a really good one awhile back. He actually has a forum setup and it looks like Netbird ( GitHub ) uses Wireguard and has iOS and Android apps now.

[@martinbernath]

I have an L2TP vpn set up at home running from a synology NAS. I use it to remote into my PCs from anywhere. I also use it for browsing the web sometimes, but i dont necessarily switch it on for that purpose. I kind of understand the benefits of tunnelling and my device behaving like it was on another LAN, but cant this fact also compromise all my devices at home if someone attacked the client device? I imagine my client device would still be visible on a public network.

[@xBintu]

​@doesnotcompute6078when they do it right

[@exCalibur047]

No Windscribe?

[@TitusTechTalk]

Canadian based company... I toss it in the Meh tier.

[@NathOnGames]

Corporate Garbo - company is in 5 eyes.

[@Jessycakeboy]

@@TitusTechTalk lol why did you respond on this channel

[@e4yNHzsPqMG]

i've never heard of them giving out user logs aside from that super funny based sigma 2024 vpn provider with 30gig bandwidth codes, no port forwarding on the free tier but that's understandable after taking in mullvad's stance

[@deadpianist7494]

@@TitusTechTalk go away fake

[@smallclover]

I'm curious as to how you would rank the SPN offered by Portmaster. After all, Portmaster is Open Source but the SPN itself isn't and is a paid service offered by Safing, the company behind Portmaster, and they do advertise it strongly for privacy and stuff.

[@RuxUnderscore]

I use a few of the other features on Proton, so it made sense to pay for the VPN as well, since they bundle it all together.

[@prod-NC-17]

No AirVPN? edit: also IVPN

[@BryceWill-mw3il]

Crazy how with pretty much only have Mullvad as a "kinda secure" vpn provider. We definitely need more of them. (proton isn't bad but it doesn't stay even close to mullvad)

[@raragrr]

Good video. Could you consider doing a video for setting up a server where OpenVPN or Wireguard runs on it?

[@CCGeogaddi]

Chris Titus is now my most trusted tech source. Got me into Linux years back & is always my first, trusted source for searching tech related honest information.

[@teckniec2]

I used PIA for years but their IPs get blocked a lot so it makes it a pain to do normal things sometimes and their connection integrity isn't what it used to be. I switched to proton like 30 mins before watching this video lol. I mainly am not a fan of ads and tracking, the pi-hole has been much more useful than a VPN for that.

[@isaachy777]

I ran into the same issue with PIA IP's getting blocked. I had to switch servers 3 times I think before it worked again.

[@nietzschescodes]

Chris, what about Riseup VPN? Is it safe? Would you recommend it?

[@stchman]

Hey Chris, what does one do if they want privacy with tier web browsing from government if a VPN isn't going to do it?

[@leanstein8624]

Thank you, Chris! Subscribed.

[@TomSparkReviews]

Interesting video... No mention of my website tho? I did make video to counter your points to give my thoughts on this one

[@Freestyle_HD]

Had a look at your site its pretty damn detailed, appreciate all your efforts But I feel the rating are fairly broad, things like Linux GUI/firestick support and the vast majority don't care for it. Privacy and features should really be their own separate scores or something because it feels really off that more proven privacy focused VPNs are outranked by things that have extra feature some people might not need. Like "Community Toxicity Levels" being a part of the score seems kind of ridiculous really.

[@BryceWill-mw3il]

You are reviewing vpns in general, not for privacy. And your website is not like some "ultimate guide" that everybody has to use.

[@TomSparkReviews]

@@BryceWill-mw3il sure, but i was the first one to come up with the idea. i own the literal domain. and ive reviewed more vpns than anyone on youtube with the data to support it. just seems like chris is copying my idea without doing the work 🤷🤷

[@waldorfmuppet8804]

I know a thing or two about VPN's and you are spot-on! Respect for telling like it is.

[@MastertheFun]

Great as always Chris, Cheers!!!

[@hassanshaikh3451]

Extending off of torrenting, does the use case for VPNs not apply to peer-to-peer connections in general?

[@labthe3rd873]

Thank you for providing an unbiased review. I was relieved to not see a referral link.

[@oldschool1079]

hey Chris, you should do Tailscale,Zerotier and Netbird next, Also would really like you to do some detailed review of SoftEther VPN. Good stuff, short and to the point.

[@domojestic4155]

Could someone link to the Johnny Harris video he mentions at 4:45?

[@rawbeartoe_AK]

Is it possible to set up OpenVPN on a VPS in another country? So you can have privacy and bypass geolocation.

[@dreimar1796]

What about VPN included with browsers or antivirus suite?

[@beatcat1265]

I'm wondering about avg vpn

[@Marc.Google]

Preach, Chris! Thanks for sharing truthful information.

[@jrosesftv]

Where would you rank Bitdefender VPN as it was not covered here?

[@tibsyy895]

Hi. Can you add that Johnny Harris interview into the description? Many thanks!

[@tahu300]

Titled "Why We Shouldn't Underestimate This Spy Network" for anyone looking for it

[@JM-ce3ft]

Thanks for your honesty!

[@capobvious6999]

In my region the main reason for VPN and proxy usage is gaining access to content blocked by government agencies. Can't use these "best options" in such case, both can be (and were) blocked by protocol -_- Really happy for people that don't have to bother with that type of problem. Value your freedoms while you have them and stay hydrated

[@freudia]

Proton's annual subscription is kind of costly relative to other VPNs, but it does come with 500 GB of cloud storage and Proton Mail, so I've stuck with them for several years now.

[@leogray1091]

Didn't see anyone mentioned tailscale. That is great opensource stuff I love. Or does people count it together with wireguard and that's it? I mean it;s a lot more easier to use then wireguard though

[@CantankerousOB]

all well and good, but if a VPN isn't the answer to some small amount of privacy, instead of bashing everyone, why not suggest a solution?

[@nighthawkvc25a]

For the Best tier, does that eat up even more home internet traffic for those on a monthly data cap? My ISP has a 1TB cap per month before charging extra fees and I've always wondered about that aspect.

[@1Tubevideo]

They don’t take more nor less data. Consumed data should be the same.

[@fragalot]

I don't understand how setting up your own VPN server works the same as using a VPN service. Aren't you just looping back to you own IP address using your own server? The whole point of a VPN is to appear to be somewhere else, or on another network that's accessing the internet. I can see this being useful for mobile, and having all your internet activity from your phone appear to be coming from your Cable modem at home... but for Geolocation it doesn't make sense... or maybe I just don't understand it.

[@Daniel15au]

Where's AirVPN? They allow port forwarding which means it works well for P2P apps, and they're very open about their servers (eg you can see current load per server)

[@frustratedalien666]

I am a Proton subscriber for email and get their VPN as part of the subscription. I have a 1 gig Internet connection at home and get nearly 90% of that speed using wireguard on my home server. That's really great speed tbh

[@rocwang9841]

Hi Chris, do you have time to check you powershell-profile repo, there is an issue when trying to use your powershell-profile and it is stuck there. Thank you.

[@TheDesius]

I'm curious why you rate nord worse then Tunnelbear. Tunnelbear is in a 5 eyes country while nord is in Lithuania. Is a conglomerate automatically worse then a small company? You could argue that a conglomerate has a bigger legal team and more money for potential legal battles like how apple never wanted to give data to the fbi and went to court over it

[@DominusEstOK]

Lithuania is a NATO nation and they will give it up in no time.

[@LautaroQ2812]

Because Nord is known for really bad practices and idk about Lithuania but doesn't sound like a country with amazing privacy laws. Now this might be true as well for TunnelBear but from all the videos of VPNs, tunnelbear is one I had forgotten it existed since many months or years ago, until now Chris mentioned it lol. I don't see it anywhere.

[@noahheninger]

Nord has a bad reputation, but it's fast, reliable, and I don't get letters from my ISP anymore.

[@lukaszklopotek]

What? Nord is from New York USA, then they moved the declared headquarters to Panama.

[@katrinabryce]

@doesnotcompute6078 Anything related to law enforcement is exempt from GDPR.

[@decoydave]

Chris what options are there for vpn's and general privacy for those of us who can't afford to pay for them? And the best way to set them up for someone learning about this for home or personal use.

[@ramzymilano4237]

tf are in newest comment yapping names about?

[@lukecoe1]

Thoughts on windscribe?

[@reinaweis]

My problem with proton is if you aren't configuring via openvpn in linux and use their client, it barely functions half the time. As much as I dislike corporate vpn's I had to go back to expressvpn. I had never heard of molevad, i'll give it a try and run some tests.

[@awazkhalil530]

What about Adguard VPN? It uses a built-in adblock which is the main reason I'm using it..other than that I know that everything I do online is compromised..

[@vanessacaset3905]

can ı have your thoughts on privado vpn. am new to vpn but living in turkey where information restriction ıs a thing at times, i would like one that ıs trustworthy. from what see they are also based in switzerland and ı think the free version looks ok. not looking for extreme speeds for gaming and such. being able to acces wattpad again would also be a plus 😅 sınce got banned about a week ago

[@bkThund3r]

I am thinking of switching from Nord to PIA (70usd) for 3 years. Online articles say PIA is comparable and even better than Nord. Anyone here want to add anything in before I make the switch?

[@carefulwiththataxea]

What about Mega VPN? Theyr'e released an iOS app and Windows right now.

[@it.is.another]

I just want a vpn for my amazon prime, which one is best? I have norton, and so far, all good

[@ryebread095]

Isn't tunnelbear owned by mcafee?

[@katrinabryce]

Yes it is. Therefore it should be in the same tier as Norton.

[@vasudevmenon2496]

Isn't OpenVpn and wireguard protocols that can be used to connect to our own VPN server or proprietary VPNs? I just switched to wireguard with mullvad tunnel export from the browser and there is no more random disconnect or high ping spikes.

[@katrinabryce]

Yes, either phone back home with it, or set up a VPS at a hosting provider and install the server software there.

[@SepehrKiller]

OpenVPN & WireGuard are open source vpn protocols that many different vpns use because these two protocols are really good but you can also setup your own vpn using them

[@mandrael]

Where to put AdGuard VPN which can be combined with AdGuard on mobile devices?

[@Isassi007]

@ChrisTitus or chat what web browser are you using in this video? Doesn't look like Brave?

[@doctorprinz]

it's thorium

[@Alex-mu8ud]

i'm looking for a VPN to bypass Japan geo-blocking, as Mullvad and many others are blocked. Seems like Japan is cracking down real well on most of the VPN IP's. Any suggestions?

[@ZeRandomShow]

What can I do if my internet is being throttled whenever I try to play an online game? It's my main escape and way to wind down but now I can't play anything. Don't worry though! I can open 10 tabs of videos or streams at 1080p no problem!

[@woroshi]

As a Brazilian, this came up right on time xD

[@VilaHarper]

Qual seria a melhor escolha caso isso entre em uma derrocada para uma china da vida? Fiquei em dúvida entre a proton e mullvad.

[@woroshi]

@@VilaHarper Eu peguei NordVPN quando o barba subiu a rampa mas hj em dia eu acho que iria de ProtonVPN

[@davidanderson5259]

I pay for ProtonVPN...I use it on my phone too. Maybe overkill...I'm also very careful about what kind of data use I do use. But I'm looking toward the future, and it's not bright.

[@KurtHiemcke]

@christitustech ever heard of VyprVPN? Are they corporate owned or something else? Would like to know pls

[@pellleplast]

What video was it the Harris made? You mentioned a good and interrwsting video but i cant find it and no link 😔

[@Cohen-]

Unfortunate but seems you are forgetting IVPN (an old VPN made around the same time as Mullvad with a VERY similar account concept) and then also AirVPN, which allows for anonymous accounts as well but isn't made with a generated number!

[@ShaunOSullivan-m2p]

Maybe do a video on Wireguard setup for a new user?

[@ampeg187]

Can you make a review and opinion about DNS services? Comparing NextDNS, or DNS from Cloudflare or running Pihole DNS and so on

[@davethenerd42]

Damn. I came for the tier list, but I ended up learning way more than I expected. Always great videos. Now I understand the value of running my own wire guard VPN for remote access, but trust no one for privacy

[@dullahangaming5107]

This feels pretty lazy and unsubstantiated. Safe to say government could probably get info on you regardless of vpn or jurisdiction, but labeling something as corporate garbage without reviewing features or providing evidence of them giving up data or logs to authorities is unhelpful.

[@Fre-sn4hu]

If use Portmaster firewall is a VPN necessary or useful? Is using both beneficial?

[@ТоварищКамрадовСоциалистКоммун]

firewall is no way a replacement for VPN. Portmaster from Safing has SPN module, which is kind of VPN, but in addition to that is application-specific. It's however not a free feature, and I would like to hear people who used it

[@borkrz]

I physically frowned when i saw norton. I didn’t even know they had a vpn.

[@terrencerivers2358]

Thanks Chris I love your honesty,especially about u tubers 30%,no wonder that most do it,but never tell you about their cut.

[@Lord_JABA]

i the same breath as wirequard and openvpn to home - zerotier network with "route all traffic" option. opinions?

[@sbme1147]

I’d look into Netbird as an alternative to Zerotier maybe. Since it’s opensource ( GitHub ) and uses Wireguard. Also has iOS and Android apps.

[@ТоварищКамрадовСоциалистКоммун]

nice and helpful video. what about SPN from Safing, creator of Port master?