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Michelle91

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Please suggest a free VPN that you use, you have tried and works. Thank you!
 
I use Hide.me but only need it whilst manually commenting on forums to hide my identity. :)
 
if the service is free then you should ask where is the money coming from?

not sure i'd use a free vpn... :eek:
 
Hi,I use zenmate free trials.Its easy.Create new email and create zenmate account. Zenmate trial is for 7 days which is enough for me.Then I create another email and repeat the process. :)
 
good point. do you use a premium one? which?

it depends on your purpose... if you just want to pass geo-logging etc. then maybe a free one is OK (I never used a free VPN).

But if you try to be anonym as possible, then you definitely should go with a premium one. There are simply too many possibilities of leaking information and leaving footprints. For instant, if your Browser config or PC config is weak no VPN can save you.
 
it depends on your purpose... if you just want to pass geo-logging etc. then maybe a free one is OK (I never used a free VPN).

But if you try to be anonym as possible, then you definitely should go with a premium one. There are simply too many possibilities of leaking information and leaving footprints. For instant, if your Browser config or PC config is weak no VPN can save you.

so if browser config or PC config is weak, we will leave footprints even though using VPN.
what is this browser config or PC config?
 
so if browser config or PC config is weak, we will leave footprints even though using VPN.
what is this browser config or PC config?

google it:D

most of the premium VPN's have a knowledgebase/tutorials etc. and a customer support.

quick overview:
  • safest encryption standard aes256
  • safest protocols OpenVPN
  • avoid Adobe stuff
  • javascript is not your friend
  • HTTPS/Everywhere
  • block canvas footprint
  • don't use 3rd party plugins
  • and the most important... use your brain ;)
 
Hot spot Shield, Cyberghost and Windscribe. Opera desktop browser even has it's own built in VPN.
 
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