I use Torguard. Their Linux client works. I highly recommend them.
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over 1 year ago
This is the address https://torguard.net.
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over 1 year ago
Please contact helpdesk [at] torguard.net and we will be happy to troubleshoot your issue.
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over 1 year ago
From there I went ahead to check if this was working and that my tranmission(torrent client) was using the VPN. Using torguard.net‘s torrent checker, it always returns my torrent’s IP being in the country I want it to be, so I think the downloading part is safe. However, my sonarr, radarr, and prowlarr are NOT on VPNs as well. Is this safe? I have been downloading media with this setup, is it secure?
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over 1 year ago
You try ask torguard.net which they advertise it. I’m currently using them but I have not use the port forwarding.
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over 1 year ago
Torguard.net, they used to have a $6/month torrent-proxy-only service (no VPN). It looks like they rolled this into a $10/month full VPN service. I’ve used them for years with zero issues, but there may be better options these days.
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almost 2 years ago
Personally I’m a fan of TorGuard. it’s good, cheap, and fairly fast. I’ve been using it for several years now.
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almost 2 years ago
TorGuard is offering an amazing 50% discount on their Premium tier. That means you can get a full year of the service for just $6 per month.
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about 2 years ago
Https://torguard.net/
They will, of course, tell the police everything they know, if legal channels are used.
Nobody is going to prison for your convenience.
But they can’t tell what they don’t know, and they don’t keep records, as verified by the CCC, germanys (europes?) biggest group for hackers and hacker-adjacent people.
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over 2 years ago
YouTube TV is tough. I got around it with https://torguard.net/ but that was a while a go.
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over 2 years ago
If you’re in a country that will care about DMCA claims, you’ll want a VPN. Proton, Mullvad, and TorGuard are all solid choices, though, I haven’t used TorGuard in years, so things might have change. The first two are always solid recommendations.
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almost 3 years ago
We all know Netflix has been cracking down hard on VPN by blocking their servers IP. For Netflix it’s quite easy: they just look at the IPs used by a VPN provider and blacklist them. But if you have a dedicated VPN IP only used by you, it’s a bit harder for Netflix. There are offers like this on https://torguard.net.
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about 3 years ago
For anyone that wants a less shady VPN, I’ve found Mullvad[1] to be very good. They take privacy to the next level, where you can literally mail them an envelope full of cash with your anonymous login key and they’ll top up the credit on the account. If you’re American and want a VPN based in America (not the Virgin Islands etc), I’ve found TorGuard[2] to be very good as well. [1] https://mullvad.net/en/ [2]…
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over 3 years ago
Torguard – $2.50 to $1.94/month depending on how many years you choose. Very cheap, long time standing VPN if you don’t need access to legitimate streaming services over the VPN like Netflix. Use a discount code for 50% off, they’re tons out there. “Tomspark” covers VPNs in detail on YouTube/his website so use that code if you want to support him. They offer a streaming bundle but it’s a little expensive in my…
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over 3 years ago
Hi, thought of sharing this with you 😉 https://torguard.net/.
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over 3 years ago
