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I'm truly disgusted by NordVPN. In China, It didn't work for me after May last year, and before that it also occassionally didn't work for like a few weeks or even a month.
I live in China so a VPN is quite useful. Occasionally I am unable to connect with my VPN so I have several installed on my PC. It would be nice to have a comparison of VPN performance in places that restrict internet use.
Oook. First of all, people looking for VPN are usually the ones looking for privacy. Since it was completely omitted here, I'll provide some comments: 1)If something is "free", you are the product. Or, your browsing/searching/shopping habits are the product. 2)The ISP might not see your traffic flowing trough the VPN,sure,but the VPN provider sees all. They can either keep logs of your actions, or not (This parameter is important AF, and there's nothing even close to it in this video). In other words: If they keep your logs,they can sell your profile, or give you to authorities on silver platter. 3)If you pay for service, the provider has your PIIs for billing purposes. There goes your anonymity. VPN provider might easily become the weakest link in your disguise, so if you really need to use one,choose the one that's rock-solid and stays away from your activities.
@@pglt2459 It's all about security/privacy vs ease of use. It's an endless struggle. The key question is what level of privacy you actually need? Do you just want the agencies to fuck off because your browsing is your business, or do you want to go "full Snowden" ? There are many books about how to become almost completely anonymous,but in short: 1) Open Access Point + some free VPN (with phony credentials) + MAC spoofing. You obviously need some stable open AP in your range (Signal amplification might be needed,so decent net card and antennas come in to the game). 2) Proxy chains. You're jumping trough series of proxy servers to obfuscate your actual IP while using your "regular" connection. Obvious issue is the performance and reliability of the proxy servers (again: you can use the paid ones, but you have to provide your credentials while paying the bill).Also, the first hop knows your actual IP and you can't control what each proxy does with logs. 3) Onion routing, aka Tor. Look it up. It's ALMOST perfect. Law enforcement or "threat actors" ("malicious/blackhat hackers") can create so called "honey pots" to track you. Google around for details. 4) Bum Gateway ;) Get some random unrelated person to buy and register the SIM card for you and "refill" your new gareway with prepaid cards bought with cash. Buy new telephone or 4G modem with cash. You are ridiculously easy to find from mobile ISP's perspective, so use this in combination with other methods. 5) Separation !!! Get separate hardware for secured connections to Internet. Never log-in or register to do your regular stuff using "your ultra secret spy setup".
Suggestion for a follow up video. Lots of people stream using devices such as Roku and Apple TV with their HDTV's, if they aren't already using a smart TV with streaming built in. A video on how to use a VPN with such a device where the internet is coming from the wifi gateway in another room would be very helpful.
TVs are difficult, almost every brand will have different needs and requirements. I have an LG and dont even bother cos nothing works. If you got a laptop why go to the hassle of messing with that shit. Best bet will be to caste your screen but even that is fickle. Naaa i stay on my laptop.
Hello, first of all, thank you very much for your tutorial. I am a friend from China. After my test, I found that only Proton vpn and Opera VPN can be used. Proton is very easy to use, and Private is also very good, but it often cannot be used. Other VPNs you introduced cannot be used, such as psiphon, which cannot bypass GFW's algorithm review. The network firewall of our country is continuously improved and strengthened. For the sake of national security, this is necessary. Of course, it will also bring some troubles to those who want to study or work abroad. Finally thanks again! !
Thanks for the video. I'm now using Privado and it works just fine for my needs. I'm not looking for international web browsing or anything. But I like to watch sports and get really frustrated by territorial blackouts. If a game I'm trying to stream isn't available in my area, I just switch to a server in a city where it isn't blacked out. Privado does this very easily for me.
@@Ashiryamills No time limit that I've found. I use Privado selectively, only for the occasional blacked out sporting event, and I deactivate it when the game is over. So far no problem.
Thanks Cookie Monster. 😁 I believe you omitted how many devices one can connect to from each VPN service. I've been using ProtonVPN since 2018. I'm an expat, from the States living in México, and use the VPN so I may hear/watch ads in my native language. - Pluto TV & Plex requires to disable ad blockers. ProtonVPN provides unlimited data but only allows one device per connection; I have five devices, therefore I had to create five accounts. If I have anything bad to say about the service is: I'm not sure why it auto-connects to Netherlands (sometimes Japan) when it's suppose to connect to the US. I usually don't notice the connection until I log onto CZcams and see the RU (Russia) as my location. Don't mind having to manually reset the CZcams location, but It'd be nice to know why.
Proton used to be good, but it does not work in Russia any longer. My family is Russia/American, so first hand, we have had to put up with a great deal of illegal shit mostly from my "own" American government, and I use "my own, or our own" very loosely, since the present regime and the obama regime happened and took our country over. Thus additionally since these illegal sanctions have been in place, we are very aware that sanctions only hurt real people, though they actually have benefited the economy and country of the Russian Federation and the ultra rich elite globalists of the world on the other hand. Does anyone know of a VPN that works in Russia?
Another fabulous video, Kevin. I'm wondering if you'd address the Win/10 VPN settings, and if applying a VPN through the OS makes sense? Additionally, as a Firefox user, I'm wondering how the Mozilla VPN stacks up to your 5 Best Free VPNs? Thanks!
Hi Kevin, thank you for sharing, I'm using AWS free VPN server, connecting through OpenVPN, it comes with no limit on data consumption, only the number of devices connected through to the server, that is a maximum of 2. I find its performance to be great overall and don't feel the speed drops at all when I'm connected to it.
A really great overview, thanks a lot. The ones with reduced speed can be used all the time, but limited data like 10 GB don't get you very far these days unfortunately, especially not if you want to consume media like YT, Netflix, etc. over it. 5:56 the chapter for Psiphon is missing.
i checked every vpn in this video but each and every provide only trial version where you still should add your card ((( except psiphon but it just doesn't work with steam which i need vpn for
I enjoy learning from your videos because they are informative and funny at the same time. You make learning difficult or challenging things fun. Thank you very much for making them.
I recommend Hoxx VPN it's fast and I don't think there is a download limit - not one that I have ever encounted anyway. It's easy to turn it on and off too - just click the icon on the tool bar.
@@KevinStratvert Thanks! On a different note, I’ve watched your videos since your Microsoft days. Can thank you enough for all the help you’ve given me! Really appreciate you!
Thanks Kevin for this great info. I love movies and series from Spain and Turkey and sometimes they are restricted in the US. Need to try some of these options.
Hi Kelvin, I just want to thank you for all your time and effort in teaching us how to use VPN. I appreciate your greatness. I also want to ask. How can I get access to other countries on proton VPN because I only have access to three countries now?
BRO. you're a hero!! i lost a connect to spotify recently(I live in russia, here's so problem with that thing) so I needed vpn for connect it now. Im using Privado vpn rn, it's very simple and here's pretty big limit of gb, I don't need so much for it, I only have to sure that connection is still there. appreciate it.
OperaVPN is not a real VPN, it's a proxy and it doesn't have the security protocols of a real VPN. They only attached VPN to the Opera name for marketing. And btw ANY browser that offers its own integrated VPN (like Edge will) is to be immediately dismissed.
Awesome video I’m using a vpn just cause my App Store doesn’t have what I want Australia is where. Awesome video tho went with proton. Back in the day I used nordvpn but I am just using to download an app so figured wasn’t worth the $. Extremely helpful video
Hello Kevin, am Kioko from Kenya. Have been following your tutorials for quite a while now and I really love your tutoring on computer and the related fields. You are growing my computer skills deeper and wider everyday. Growing up I have been told of how employers can track your internet activity just do a background check of who you and this had really scared me much since I love learning almost everything from the internet but from this tutorial on VPN, I guess I will be able to do research on everything I am interested in. Thanks big time Cookie master. A quick one please, are there ways one can use to use to eliminate or lower the amount of ads that pop up every time they are browsing because these ads men, are annoying.
As annoying as ads are, they pay for the sites you visit. Without them, "free" services like CZcams can't exist. And poorer nations' peoples won't be able to afford and access them. Blocking them is actually akin to piracy
3:15 Opera's 'VPN' isn't really a VPN. It's a proxy service that's pretty hoggy and doesn't give any benefits than just using a proxy yourself. Plus Opera's not the company you should trust, specially if you store passwords and cookies in a browser. No hate on the video, just wanted to let you know :)
@@KhullarExtras My experience, and the things you said, are why I use it so seldom, I forget it exists. Then there's the alleged VPN in the Epic browser. Seems okay.
Opera is a Commie company and I would bet a large amount of money that a Trojan is hidden away in there collecting all your date. If you trust communist China with all your data, then keep using Opera.
Hey Kevin! Thanks a lot for all your wonderful and informative videos. I really have learn a lot from them. I will like to get a VPN just to be able to connect to F1TVPro (Formula 1 racing). Currently in the Caribbean and I'm not able to connect to my previous subscription when I was living in California. Any particular Free VPN you may recommend to watch F1 from where ever i can get a Free signal if you know? Thanks again for easy to understand videos.
@@explore9853 I got an Android phone and I look through my list that they allow you to get on the app for free and I couldn't get on to anything even the ones that was free hours before I went to bed when I woke up in the morning I couldn't get on any country with proton
Using a VPN can sometimes help change your NAT type, especially if your university has strict NAT settings. However, free VPNs might not reliably achieve this due to limited server options and bandwidth. For better results, consider a premium VPN with more robust features.
Hey Kevin.Thanks for another informative video. I noticed Psiphon is missing from the list even though we saw it in your intro. Could you tell us what made you not choose it? As much as I know, its an open source vpn and allows you to connect with servers from many countries and includes unlimited data. That's a good point to use.
Thanks Kevin for sharing all the great info! I do have an imp question regarding VPNs. Can we use VPN while doing financial transactions in Banking websites? I mean is it safe to login thru VPN?
thankyou so much Kevin. you add so much value to our knowledge. I always find your content precisely what somebody might look for. unlike other prolonged videos, where just a bit is actual info. thanks again. I just subscribed to you and will look forward to your videos.
Most of the services reviewed have no log policies and seem to commit to protecting your privacy. If they were caught selling data, I think it would represent huge reputational risk for them and would probably wipe them out. In terms of data privacy and protection, I'm most confident in the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th options. My confidence in Opera is a little lower since it's owned by Chinese investors. With Privado, it's still a very young company without as much of a track record or reputation at risk.
I'm thinking: Maybe there is a reason companies like Opera are offering "free" VPN. If countries in the future are forcing VPN providers to log data anyway then our data is no longer "private". Was it ever truly private to begin with? When people are using VPN their data gets stored on those serves. If you control that server you have all the data of those users. Data is money, data is information. So I would assume that companies would start advertising their "services" to the customers to gain access to that data, which would almost defy the purpose of VPN.
3 years subscriptions to either Nord, SurfShark or Ghost, all the others are too expensive or not good enough. $3.00 or less per month is plenty for a paid vpn.
Hi Kevin, great video again, thanks. Have a question, why did you put a photo of Israeli police in Jerusalem while talking about government censorship? Israel still a democracy that is not blocking Internet content or access.
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Pls i need an unlimited one for my phone
I'm truly disgusted by NordVPN. In China, It didn't work for me after May last year, and before that it also occassionally didn't work for like a few weeks or even a month.
@@bardwiththeeternalluck7087 Unfortunately, it's a game of cat and mouse with the Chinese government 😔
Literally, I love your all videos! You really know the art of solving the problem!
Damn, you are handsome.
ALL VPNS HAVE SUBSCRIPTIONS! WE WANT A VPN WHICH IS COMPLETELY FREE AND DOESN'T HAVE A SUBSCRIPTION!
Proton doesn’t, Atlas, windscribe, and Privado are very good with 10GB month data caps. Use these 4.
This
OpenVPN
Bright vpn it does not have Linux version but I think they will make one for them soon
Then prepare for limited speed, data cap, and servers not to mention entering addocolips.
I live in China so a VPN is quite useful. Occasionally I am unable to connect with my VPN so I have several installed on my PC. It would be nice to have a comparison of VPN performance in places that restrict internet use.
你在中国哪
What happened in tinamian square
@@dedded9273 sus
what happened with our public transport infrastructure
@@uyyava9086 Hong Kong maybe?
if they find out wont you like... disappear?
Dude! 🫡excellent content! Clear….fast….no character personality….straight to the point ….excellent editing! 👍🏻👍🏻
Bro looks ai generated
I thought the same
Oook. First of all, people looking for VPN are usually the ones looking for privacy.
Since it was completely omitted here, I'll provide some comments:
1)If something is "free", you are the product. Or, your browsing/searching/shopping habits are the product.
2)The ISP might not see your traffic flowing trough the VPN,sure,but the VPN provider sees all. They can either keep logs of your actions, or not (This parameter is important AF, and there's nothing even close to it in this video). In other words: If they keep your logs,they can sell your profile, or give you to authorities on silver platter.
3)If you pay for service, the provider has your PIIs for billing purposes. There goes your anonymity.
VPN provider might easily become the weakest link in your disguise, so if you really need to use one,choose the one that's rock-solid and stays away from your activities.
what would you recommend since you know what your doing ?
@@pglt2459 It's all about security/privacy vs ease of use. It's an endless struggle. The key question is what level of privacy you actually need? Do you just want the agencies to fuck off because your browsing is your business, or do you want to go "full Snowden" ? There are many books about how to become almost completely anonymous,but in short:
1) Open Access Point + some free VPN (with phony credentials) + MAC spoofing. You obviously need some stable open AP in your range (Signal amplification might be needed,so decent net card and antennas come in to the game).
2) Proxy chains. You're jumping trough series of proxy servers to obfuscate your actual IP while using your "regular" connection. Obvious issue is the performance and reliability of the proxy servers (again: you can use the paid ones, but you have to provide your credentials while paying the bill).Also, the first hop knows your actual IP and you can't control what each proxy does with logs.
3) Onion routing, aka Tor. Look it up. It's ALMOST perfect. Law enforcement or "threat actors" ("malicious/blackhat hackers") can create so called "honey pots" to track you. Google around for details.
4) Bum Gateway ;) Get some random unrelated person to buy and register the SIM card for you and "refill" your new gareway with prepaid cards bought with cash. Buy new telephone or 4G modem with cash. You are ridiculously easy to find from mobile ISP's perspective, so use this in combination with other methods.
5) Separation !!! Get separate hardware for secured connections to Internet. Never log-in or register to do your regular stuff using "your ultra secret spy setup".
@@drTERRRORRR BRO Respect you the Goat
@@pglt2459 Cheers!
Hi Kevin, another great content piece. I always turn to you for all my hardware/software education. Keep up the great work!
So do I. He's incredible.
Suggestion for a follow up video. Lots of people stream using devices such as Roku and Apple TV with their HDTV's, if they aren't already using a smart TV with streaming built in. A video on how to use a VPN with such a device where the internet is coming from the wifi gateway in another room would be very helpful.
TVs are difficult, almost every brand will have different needs and requirements. I have an LG and dont even bother cos nothing works. If you got a laptop why go to the hassle of messing with that shit. Best bet will be to caste your screen but even that is fickle. Naaa i stay on my laptop.
Not free bro
He did a very good job imo. Explaining the basics step by step. English is not my first language and I have no experience in using DAWs
I am dissapointed by the number one pick Opera - it doesnt let you select a country ... its basic feature.
It do let you get through school blocked websites though, pretty epic, especially when the website was helpful for learning.
Hello, first of all, thank you very much for your tutorial. I am a friend from China. After my test, I found that only Proton vpn and Opera VPN can be used. Proton is very easy to use, and Private is also very good, but it often cannot be used. Other VPNs you introduced cannot be used, such as psiphon, which cannot bypass GFW's algorithm review. The network firewall of our country is continuously improved and strengthened. For the sake of national security, this is necessary. Of course, it will also bring some troubles to those who want to study or work abroad.
Finally thanks again! !
Thanks for the video. I'm now using Privado and it works just fine for my needs. I'm not looking for international web browsing or anything. But I like to watch sports and get really frustrated by territorial blackouts. If a game I'm trying to stream isn't available in my area, I just switch to a server in a city where it isn't blacked out. Privado does this very easily for me.
How many days does privado last?
@@Ashiryamills No time limit that I've found. I use Privado selectively, only for the occasional blacked out sporting event, and I deactivate it when the game is over. So far no problem.
Is it for free? or you pay for it?
@@kk-pb3du Privado is free but with limitations. There is a pay version that lifts them.
Only fake comment lives. Are those truly free? I know better after trying!
Well your comment is still here. There're one-time purchase options available with high-quality VPN service and 0 monthly subscription fees
free ones take your data
You've just earned yourself a new subscriber!
Finally, a video with an actual free VPN!
Thanks Kevin and to all the comments. Finally I see it's pros and cons. Really important to know and have nowadays.
But in India News
Indian Govt’s New Order Asks VPN Companies to Collect and Provide it with User Data. 🙃
Thanks Cookie Monster. 😁 I believe you omitted how many devices one can connect to from each VPN service. I've been using ProtonVPN since 2018. I'm an expat, from the States living in México, and use the VPN so I may hear/watch ads in my native language. - Pluto TV & Plex requires to disable ad blockers.
ProtonVPN provides unlimited data but only allows one device per connection; I have five devices, therefore I had to create five accounts. If I have anything bad to say about the service is: I'm not sure why it auto-connects to Netherlands (sometimes Japan) when it's suppose to connect to the US. I usually don't notice the connection until I log onto CZcams and see the RU (Russia) as my location. Don't mind having to manually reset the CZcams location, but It'd be nice to know why.
Yeah, kind of silly that they restrict the number of devices especially since you can just set up multiple accounts.
Explain me bro how you do so that it works for me it refused to netherland and us
Proton used to be good, but it does not work in Russia any longer. My family is Russia/American, so first hand, we have had to put up with a great deal of illegal shit mostly from my "own" American government, and I use "my own, or our own" very loosely, since the present regime and the obama regime happened and took our country over. Thus additionally since these illegal sanctions have been in place, we are very aware that sanctions only hurt real people, though they actually have benefited the economy and country of the Russian Federation and the ultra rich elite globalists of the world on the other hand. Does anyone know of a VPN that works in Russia?
got a virus from proton vpn, thanks cant access half my accounts now
YOU'RE GIVING ME A HEADACHE - CAN YOU JUST RECOMMEND THE SAFEST? AND EASIEST?
I think the best is proton
Its easy but in free version it randomly selects a country.
Like i need U.S and it aleays chooses Netherlands@Gino3mila
😂
@@Gino3milayou actual legend
Another fabulous video, Kevin. I'm wondering if you'd address the Win/10 VPN settings, and if applying a VPN through the OS makes sense? Additionally, as a Firefox user, I'm wondering how the Mozilla VPN stacks up to your 5 Best Free VPNs? Thanks!
I am dissapointed by the number one pick Opera - it doesnt let you select a country ... its basic feature. Beside that, good video.
Hi Kevin, thank you for sharing, I'm using AWS free VPN server, connecting through OpenVPN, it comes with no limit on data consumption, only the number of devices connected through to the server, that is a maximum of 2. I find its performance to be great overall and don't feel the speed drops at all when I'm connected to it.
Thanks for sharing! I'll check it out 👍
Is that an app?
I can watch your videos without a VPN. And I am at Turkey:) Love your work.
MABUHAY FROM MANILA, PHILIPPINES,VERY HELPFUL THANKS
As always.... another brilliant video Kevin. Thank you.
A really great overview, thanks a lot. The ones with reduced speed can be used all the time, but limited data like 10 GB don't get you very far these days unfortunately, especially not if you want to consume media like YT, Netflix, etc. over it.
5:56 the chapter for Psiphon is missing.
Just added the missing chapter. Thanks!
I am dissapointed by the number one pick Opera - it doesnt let you select a country ... its basic feature. Beside that, good video though.
@@scotlanrogers5327 Yes.
Use more vpns
@@yowthubert1731 I tried proton free but it does not have torrent support tho. Only surfing etc. For some people that will also be useless.
dude you are the best of the best. you dont complicate, just sraight to the point. all of them worked. Thank you so much
You are the person i turn to for all my software problems/questions keep up the great work and hope tour content continues to be this helpful!
i checked every vpn in this video but each and every provide only trial version where you still should add your card ((( except psiphon but it just doesn't work with steam which i need vpn for
Yeah and you only get 1 server witch is my own country.... so completely useless XD
I enjoy learning from your videos because they are informative and funny at the same time. You make learning difficult or challenging things fun. Thank you very much for making them.
Thanks for the note!
Thanks for this, I have been considering a VPN for a while, but these days I am not enough of a techy to do the research
I recommend Hoxx VPN it's fast and I don't think there is a download limit - not one that I have ever encounted anyway. It's easy to turn it on and off too - just click the icon on the tool bar.
thanks for sharing!
Informative video. You should do a series of tests on each one to see which outperforms in certain categories. Will be def waitiing for edge vpn.
Thanks. Have you done a similar video for paid VPNs? And how do free and paid versions compare?
I agree. I would love to see that
Thanks for the suggestion! I've added this to my list. Stay tuned. Cheers!
@@KevinStratvert Thanks! On a different note, I’ve watched your videos since your Microsoft days. Can thank you enough for all the help you’ve given me! Really appreciate you!
Thanks Kevin for this great info. I love movies and series from Spain and Turkey and sometimes they are restricted in the US. Need to try some of these options.
Fantabulous Kevin! Extremely helpful video :)
Great presentation. I need a VPN only when traveling. I think I’ll try one of them
Have a great day God’s love you
Wrong grammar:p
Pay For VPN and Turn It On using your computer or on your Phone
Astaghfarallah it’s god!/allah
Yes @Anime true words
Allah loves you
Hi Kelvin, I just want to thank you for all your time and effort in teaching us how to use VPN. I appreciate your greatness. I also want to ask. How can I get access to other countries on proton VPN because I only have access to three countries now?
IT WORKED, THANKS I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOREVER, BUT NO TUTORIAL COULD EXPLAIN IT AS YOU DID
Nice video , it seems to be helpful
Awesome video kevin! You explain some things about VPN that I never knew. Keep them coming!
i live in turkey soo i needed a vpn lol i been subed to you since last year from my alt and i like ur vids keep it up!
BRO. you're a hero!! i lost a connect to spotify recently(I live in russia, here's so problem with that thing) so I needed vpn for connect it now. Im using Privado vpn rn, it's very simple and here's pretty big limit of gb, I don't need so much for it, I only have to sure that connection is still there. appreciate it.
OperaVPN is not a real VPN, it's a proxy and it doesn't have the security protocols of a real VPN. They only attached VPN to the Opera name for marketing. And btw ANY browser that offers its own integrated VPN (like Edge will) is to be immediately dismissed.
Awesome video I’m using a vpn just cause my App Store doesn’t have what I want Australia is where. Awesome video tho went with proton. Back in the day I used nordvpn but I am just using to download an app so figured wasn’t worth the $. Extremely helpful video
0:00 - Hi Kevin. 👋 11:35 - Definitely thumbs up from me to the incredible video. 👍 Cheers.
Thank you!!! Might use info to watch sport events.
Hello Kevin, am Kioko from Kenya. Have been following your tutorials for quite a while now and I really love your tutoring on computer and the related fields. You are growing my computer skills deeper and wider everyday.
Growing up I have been told of how employers can track your internet activity just do a background check of who you and this had really scared me much since I love learning almost everything from the internet but from this tutorial on VPN, I guess I will be able to do research on everything I am interested in. Thanks big time Cookie master.
A quick one please, are there ways one can use to use to eliminate or lower the amount of ads that pop up every time they are browsing because these ads men, are annoying.
As annoying as ads are, they pay for the sites you visit. Without them, "free" services like CZcams can't exist. And poorer nations' peoples won't be able to afford and access them. Blocking them is actually akin to piracy
We mzee
@nickodhiambo3692 😂😅😂😂
arent free!!!!
Only for 30 days free trial!
yeah no shit pal, the video says best vpn, not best free vpn. if u ever looked past the first video the u see u might just get what ur lookin for.
ur welcomd by the way
Protons free
@@genesisgivraltar961 read again bro 😭😭
This tutorial is amazing and you are really good at teaching !! great job sir !
Your videos are the best and this is what i was looking for
3:15 Opera's 'VPN' isn't really a VPN. It's a proxy service that's pretty hoggy and doesn't give any benefits than just using a proxy yourself. Plus Opera's not the company you should trust, specially if you store passwords and cookies in a browser.
No hate on the video, just wanted to let you know :)
For a while, I could use the Opera proxy from the US and pretend I was in Asia. When checking my location, apparently Sweden is now Asia.
@@PiltdownSuperman that's what I tried to say ;)
@@KhullarExtras My experience, and the things you said, are why I use it so seldom, I forget it exists. Then there's the alleged VPN in the Epic browser. Seems okay.
@@PiltdownSuperman I personally use Edge ever since I switched back to Windows from Linux, and gotta say it's better than Firefox/Chrome
Opera is a Commie company and I would bet a large amount of money that a Trojan is hidden away in there collecting all your date. If you trust communist China with all your data, then keep using Opera.
Kevin, these are all amazing VPNs. Thanks for the tutorials.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
No problem 👍
Hey Kevin! Thanks a lot for all your wonderful and informative videos. I really have learn a lot from them. I will like to get a VPN just to be able to connect to F1TVPro (Formula 1 racing). Currently in the Caribbean and I'm not able to connect to my previous subscription when I was living in California. Any particular Free VPN you may recommend to watch F1 from where ever i can get a Free signal if you know? Thanks again for easy to understand videos.
Thank you Kevin. I found other vpn services but only had like 500MG of data each month. This video helped a lot!
Yeah proton isn't free anymore you got to pay for it
Nope, i have a free plan and works perfect
@@explore9853 I got an Android phone and I look through my list that they allow you to get on the app for free and I couldn't get on to anything even the ones that was free hours before I went to bed when I woke up in the morning I couldn't get on any country with proton
It use to be the best
Nice vid. 👍
What’s the best one on this list?
It is hard to browse some Chinese Websites recently, so this video is really helpful. Thank you very much for your help!
Too bad you dont mention that proton vpn only has 3 servers available in free mode. That makes it unusable for most use cases.
They all cost money
ik
Thank you for saving my time
Same@@akapalan
Thanks for helping me dodge this garbage clickbait channel
I hate Macfee
You're wonderful and these videos are wonderful! Thanks from Austin!
Thanks, Kevin you never disappoint😁
You are awesome kevin
Will you be able to change your NAT Type with these VPN`s? I am at a UNI and have a strict NAT type. I need access to play with others.
Using a VPN can sometimes help change your NAT type, especially if your university has strict NAT settings. However, free VPNs might not reliably achieve this due to limited server options and bandwidth. For better results, consider a premium VPN with more robust features.
Straight to the Point
I just Subscribed
Hi kevin, appericiate your work really helpful. One request if u can make video on reputable password managers? pls adviss
That's a good one! I have it on my list.
U missed windscribe sir.. They give 10GB per month n are pretty fast
Hey Kevin.Thanks for another informative video. I noticed Psiphon is missing from the list even though we saw it in your intro. Could you tell us what made you not choose it? As much as I know, its an open source vpn and allows you to connect with servers from many countries and includes unlimited data. That's a good point to use.
Forgot to add it to the chapter list... it's included in the video. Cheers!
@@KevinStratvert Oh yeah. My bad. Thanks.
sorry, what do you imply to say ‘unlimited data’?
@@BackpackeRom there are many VPN that have a limit for their trial version. In that sense, I had mentioned psiphon doesn't have any restriction.
@Mabalasik It should work for Steam, however there will be some impact on download and upload speeds. Its mainly focused to bypass censorship.
This guy talks and acts like he was created by AI
Thank you saved me a lot of time trying to browse videos for an actual working one
yo the newest update in proton has ruined it completely, i gotta move to psiphon most probably :( ion wan limited speed tho
Thanks Kevin for sharing all the great info! I do have an imp question regarding VPNs. Can we use VPN while doing financial transactions in Banking websites? I mean is it safe to login thru VPN?
it isnt safe because its a free vpn, if you want to do something like that use a paid vpn
@@not4ericwhat if your also using a socks 5 proxies? Does that make it better or still unsafe?🧐
感谢你制作了这个视频，这真的对正在使用付费VPN的我有很大帮助，感激不尽！
Which one you using for earing apps
Thanks so much Kevin I needed this.
thankyou so much Kevin. you add so much value to our knowledge. I always find your content precisely what somebody might look for. unlike other prolonged videos, where just a bit is actual info. thanks again. I just subscribed to you and will look forward to your videos.
Free vpn = sell your data. Always avoid free vpns if you care about security.
Most of the services reviewed have no log policies and seem to commit to protecting your privacy. If they were caught selling data, I think it would represent huge reputational risk for them and would probably wipe them out. In terms of data privacy and protection, I'm most confident in the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th options. My confidence in Opera is a little lower since it's owned by Chinese investors. With Privado, it's still a very young company without as much of a track record or reputation at risk.
all of them is paid
Using TOR or tails can help
Best tutorial and recommendations I have found yet! I need to up my security game but funds are scarce. Thanks!
I think this guy doesn't knows what's free means bc all of them has a pay wall
Its 30 days free trial!!!!
prolly meant free on the app store
I honestly don't care if the government wants to log the info, i just want access to entertainment i can view.
Opera VPN not working in China😔.
The appreciation of kevin on Switzerland privacy was epic sarcasm.
I'm thinking: Maybe there is a reason companies like Opera are offering "free" VPN. If countries in the future are forcing VPN providers to log data anyway then our data is no longer "private". Was it ever truly private to begin with? When people are using VPN their data gets stored on those serves. If you control that server you have all the data of those users. Data is money, data is information. So I would assume that companies would start advertising their "services" to the customers to gain access to that data, which would almost defy the purpose of VPN.
Explained in details and straight to the point, interesting.
Hi Kevin,
That was a great video
Can you please do a video on the Best Paid VPNs and What you think is the #1 out of them in terms of Performance?
3 years subscriptions to either Nord, SurfShark or Ghost, all the others are too expensive or not good enough. $3.00 or less per month is plenty for a paid vpn.
Proton and provado are 2 top choices, and if you choose to upgrade 👌🏽
Hi Kevin, great video again, thanks.
Have a question, why did you put a photo of Israeli police in Jerusalem while talking about government censorship? Israel still a democracy that is not blocking Internet content or access.
ha, good eye! I searched stock footage for police officers to represent government. That's all, no statement on Israeli police 👍
Thank you so much I always enjoy learning from your videos❤💯
Your videos are always reliable unlike other "time wasters".
Psiphon solved my amazon prime problem. thank you
The best I solved the issue about VPN. Thanks for the video
are these rilly free? cuz some kf the comment said it wasn't
Just evaded 10 billion in taxes with this, ty
Always giving us great content.
Thanks for sharing Kevin. I use Tor Browser but good to have other options
I live in belgium so a vpn is quite useful im using proton atm cus its infinity tysm for the video
same
Nice simple to the point, thank you
Thank You.