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I used OpenVPN, but I've switched to WireGuard. Simpler to use, built in linux kernel (so I guess it's faster than OpenVPN in most cases). If you don't need any specific stuff from OpenVPN and just want a personal VPN, consider trying it. I've been using it for a year or two.
Hey Sergey, I never heard of WireGuard before, but looks very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Have you tried Trojan GFW - trojan-gfw.github.io/trojan/ It's a modern undetectable proxy server and the speed with any server is mind-blowing. I am using it for last few months, I don't even feel like using a VPN anymore.
spinupvpn.com uses a modified version of NYR's script to fire up VPN servers on demand without having to deal with the maintenance/update of yet another server or even logging into the server at all. Most folks in this group might not need something like it since most members of the group is comfortable working at the command line. Just pointing it out as something to maybe go kick the tires on...
you also try mysteryium vpn
mysterium.network/
Do you mean this site. The concept looks quite interesting and its decentralised.
yes just added link
CyberGhost VPN does a very good job!
Yes I have used CyberGhost before. I think I got it once through one of those macOS apps bundles.
Hey all! I if someone need it, I find compare of vpns: bestadvisor.com/vpn-services
Both advantages and disadvantages are given there. I hope someone comes in handy)
hey thanks for sharing.. have you seen v2ray by any chance ?
Thereโs a safer, much more up-to-date version of Nyrโs script forked here. I would definitely take a look at it ๐
Thanks for "the help"