VyprVPN Review
What We Like
- Non-member to Five Eyes: Based in the famously politically neutral country Switzerland, VyprVPN can’t be forced to give governments their customer’s data.
- Kill switch: If VyprVPN fails, it will close all of your web browsers, keeping your web activity a secret that only you know.
- Torrenting: When we needed to download large files or open-source software, we turned to torrenting, protecting our activity with VyprVPN.
What We Don't Like
- Netflix access is limited: While VyprVPN can unblock Netflix in several regions, users will need to connect to specific servers in countries like Canada, Germany, the U.K, and the U.S. The same is true for Prime Video, barring Canada.
- No multi-hop: Our data was only encrypted through one of VyprVPN’s servers, not multiple like some other VPNs we’ve tested out. Want a VPN with multi-hop? Check out our NordVPN review.
- Latency on Windows: We saw our latency increase by 1,780 percent with VyprVPN, making it a poor choice for gamers in particular.
Bottom Line
If you're hunting for a budget-friendly VPN that'll boost your online privacy while throwing in some solid extra features, VyprVPN deserves your attention. They're privacy-focused, generally quick, and won't break the bank.
Switzerland brings us more than just chocolate and cuckoo clocks. It's also home to some seriously privacy-minded VPN services.
Citations
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WireGuard. (2020). WireGuard: Next Generation Kernel Network Tunnel.
https://www.wireguard.com/papers/wireguard.pdf -
OpenVPN. (2020). Homepage.
openvpn.net/

