Anonymous wrote:TOR or nothing. Free VPNs are a cesspool of man in the middle attacks. Not safe.

I agree with you. Free VPN can be used if you want to access the network in a public place through a common channel. But .. I tried to use it when I wanted to watch an online stream from the last major (Dota 2) and it did not work at all. I had to just look at the result on hawkbets then.

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After much research, I’ve decided to go with Proton.

Thanks to the PP for the recommendation!

TOR or nothing. Free VPNs are a cesspool of man in the middle attacks. Not safe.

Not free...but I've been happy with Nordic. I have never tried anything else.

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Looking for a free or low cost VPN provider for my home PC.