VPNArea ... what do you think ?

[pureswiz 0]

let me know what do you think about this service ... i found one comparative list ... and except AirVPN there

was this company...

 

im curious, how fast servers this company have, what about securita (found TF note) ...

 

i found here some info about their Belgian server ...

 

thanks :-)

 

 

[zhang888 1066]

Same old answer, it's a mixture of VPS servers with very unstable bandwidth in most provider locations.

You should avoid in any case where you don't need some specific IP with such providers (i.e. Iran, Indonesia).

Security cannot be guaranteed as well - they don't physically own the servers and I'm quite sure this doesn't

bother them.

[pureswiz 0]

thanks :-)

 

so AirVPN will be good choice :-)

 

 

Same old answer, it's a mixture of VPS servers with very unstable bandwidth in most provider locations.

You should avoid in any case where you don't need some specific IP with such providers (i.e. Iran, Indonesia).

Security cannot be guaranteed as well - they don't physically own the servers and I'm quite sure this doesn't

bother them.

[LZ1 673]

Hello!

 

Aren't you signed up for AirVPN yet?

 

In general, it's good to look for: transparency. In a VPN service. Transparency about server locations, hardware setups, privacy policies, their history and not least which technologies they use . Looking carefully, you can find the contradictions quickly. For instance, they might claim they're a no-logs VPN, yet in their privacy policy they reserve the right to block you or hand you over to the police if you do things they don't like, on their network. Then you could ask "How would they know what I'm doing (such as torrenting), unless they're watching?" Haha.

 

AirVPN cares more about security than 95% of VPNs I dare say.