Kalchaya wrote
Depends on what you need it for, and what you need it to do. Considerations could be:
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No logs policy (backed up in it's TOS), and preferably certified by a 3rd party.
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Based outside the 14-Eyes jurisdiction.
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Reliable kill-switch.
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No leaks.
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GUI client.
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Compatible with your OS.
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Uses compatible protocol (IKEv2, Wireguard, L2TP, OpenVPN, etc.).
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TOR friendly.
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Multi-hop.
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Unlimited bandwidth/fast speed.
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No auto-renew or ability to disable it.
smartypants wrote
aka ..... ExpressVPN (in carribean domicile)
Kalchaya wrote
There are others based outside 14-Eyes, but ExpressVPN ticks more boxes than them, so I guess it could be pick of the litter.
smartypants wrote (edited )
WARNING regarding :
"guess it could be pick of the litter"
Spooks claim any VPN that well run, domiciled that close to USA shores, is run by the Chinese military via paid proxies.
That rumor is spread by jew Mossad, US LEA, and others, and its a 10% chance that ExpressVPN makes most of its real money from the pension fund of the Chinese Military... but no proof.
The only proof is:
"Express VPN is just too good"
At least though, for a non-chinese citizen and those not planning to visit China, that 10% chance is not dire.
90% of all legacy VPNs are run by nation states (CIA in the mid 2000s in terror war), just like 90% of high speed Tor exit points are run y nation states.
so 10% chance that ExpressVPN is chinese government is no big shock if true.
Just do not use ExpressVPN to undermine china, and use other vpns if needed, and you are fine.
A new-hire Hong Kong VICE PRESIDENT of ExpressVPN "Harold Li" a famous Freedom Fighter, does speak perfect Chinese and ExpressVPN was third largest VPN in China, but the chinese that run ExpressVPN is not proof that the Chinese government pays to run ExpressVPN
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