iVPN vs Express VPN

IVPN is a good one as well but, their prices really put many off from their service.

Don’t use ExpressVPN for torrenting. Just not worth the cost, and there’s no pf anyways.

iVPN's Windows and OSX clients have the best leak protection that I've seen. I have not managed to make them leak.Edit: I do freelance for them, by the way.

I currently have expressvpn which I loan from my friend. Is this vpn so bad that I shouldn’t even use it? I looked at the prices and it’s price range is in the high end (a good sign?). If I bind it correctly and don’t seed that much, will I be safe using that, in matter of leaking my own ip and then companies sue me? Thanks in advance 🤩

vice.com/en/article/3aq9p5/expressvpn-uae-hackin..

IVPN by far. Probably the most honest, privacy oriented Provider out there at the moment.

I currently have expressvpn which I loan from my friend. Is this vpn so bad that I shouldn’t even use it? I looked at the prices and it’s price range is in the high end (a good sign?). If I bind it correctly and don’t seed that much, will I be safe using that, in matter of leaking my own ip and then companies sue me? Thanks in advance 🤩

I got an immediate response from an engineer which addressed my complaint in detail (poor port forwarding setup), and even gave me a timeline for when they were going to fix it. And they did fix it! The port forwarding is great, now.Also, since this does matter a lot: I have a 100 Mbps connection, and I get between 50-80 Mbps through almost all of their servers, barring understandably slow countries like Hong Kong.Oh, also, they have multihop, and you select your own entry and exit server from among their pool

I was pleasently surprised by the speeds. My direct to ISP specs are 8 ms latency, 330 Mbps down, 17 Mbps up. With Express if I picked the geographically closest server I could get the latency down to about 25 ms, about 270 Mbps down, and 14 Mbps up. I'm totally good with that