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September 13, 2014 3:58:29 PM

So I´m looking for a FREE VPN and I am willing to deal with quewes and "non premium service", because I have no extra spending money atm as a student.
I have done some research and found a programm called Cyber Ghost is it any good? or is it a virus? -jk
thanks for any advice or experience

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September 13, 2014 4:21:33 PM

All free VPNs that I know of block all torrent downloading, if that's what you'll be using it for. They also gather your PC's information and sell it to third parties, after all they need to make money somehow... I've used Hotspot Shield before and it had very quick download speeds (7mbps I think?) for being a free service.
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September 14, 2014 1:16:29 AM

modernwar99 said:
All free VPNs that I know of block all torrent downloading, if that's what you'll be using it for. They also gather your PC's information and sell it to third parties, after all they need to make money somehow... I've used Hotspot Shield before and it had very quick download speeds (7mbps I think?) for being a free service.


I want to use it to get access to british and american media that gets blocked in Germany like BBC Iplayer and stuff like that.
I´m not stealing software :)  (ok not every torrent is pirated stuff)
but if it´s sending info about my PC wouldn´t my antivirus let me know?
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September 14, 2014 5:20:50 PM

No it wouldn't, the program scrapes up info like IP address, ISP, and all that good stuff. Also when signing up for a VPN, don't use real personal info for that reason. Ever heard of personalized ads? Well that's mostly what they do with info like that.
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September 15, 2014 9:52:37 AM

Rose Ab said:
I'm against the idea of using free VPN service.
In order to offer high quality services, VPN providers have to pay considerable amount for the bandwidth and it makes it hard to find a reliable service with for free. While you search for a free VPN service please note that such Providers are more likely to log your activities and serve contextual ads while you're connected. They're also more likely to use your usage habits to tailor future ads to you, have fewer exit locations, and weak commitments to privacy so if logging and privacy are important to you, you may want to avoid them.

In order to find the best one, go online and check out the reviews for different VPN services. Make a comparison of the features, costs, security, speed, bandwidth, server location and connectivity protocol. By doing your research beforehand, you can narrow down your options to two or three VPN service providers before making a final decision.
I personally subscribed to purevpn and it's so far so good however you can find more similar providers by looking for it in Google.


ok thank you I´ll try to scrape some cash together in that case.
but tbh a webservice that targets ads at me... I´m kind of over that, every site does it.
The logging of my activities is slightley more worrying though -since thats what you want to avoid by using a VPN right?

-another question: does steam still lock peoples accounts for downloading using VPNs? (the only comments I can find about this are from 2010) there are sooo many cut games on the german store ...I realy hate german internet :( 
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October 2, 2014 9:58:50 AM

modernwar99 said:
All free VPNs that I know of block all torrent downloading, if that's what you'll be using it for. They also gather your PC's information and sell it to third parties, after all they need to make money somehow... I've used Hotspot Shield before and it had very quick download speeds (7mbps I think?) for being a free service.


I think what I'm using now as a free user allows me to download torrents. As a free user I get to have 3GB data use and torrent download is allowed. Anyway, I am using VPNWise. They got good number of free servers as well.

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