It's a decent free plan which outperforms many big names. This gives you a choice of 12 locations, a maximum of 10GB data per month, but covers only one device and drops SOCKS5 (although it still supports P2P). Privado's plans start with a capable free option. PrivadoVPN boasts locations in 46 countries and some fairly priced plans (Image credit: PrivadoVPN) PrivadoVPN pricing PrivadoVPN also offers P2P support, with a SOCKS5 proxy to maximize torrenting speeds, and a kill switch to protect you if the VPN drops.

Protocol support is improving, with the speed-boosting WireGuard now available in preview form on Windows, iOS and Android, and OpenVPN plus IKEv2 available elsewhere. Want to try PrivadoVPN? Check out the website here.Support for up to 10 simultaneous connections means you're less likely to run into device limits, too, although Atlas VPN, IPVanish, Surfshark, Windscribe and others have no limits at all. That's smaller than many – the top providers have thousands of servers – but it's big enough that there's likely to be a server near you.Ī wide range of apps covers Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, Fire TV and Android TV. The network has 'hundreds of servers' with locations across 46 countries. Sounds good, but do the facts back that up? It's a 'fast and secure VPN you can trust', says the website. Swiss-based PrivadoVPN is a young provider with a simple and appealing message.

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