Tunnel Bear?

[therealnickb]

Anyone use it? Any other recommendations?

[therealnickb]

Nobody?

[sholling]

I'm not sure how much help I'll be but I've used Tunnel Bear, I'm not sure how great it is but I've used it. It's very simple but I don't need to use a VPN all that often (just surfing from Starbucks) so I have not really put it through its paces.

[stilly]

They cost more than PIA but the vigilante mode might be worth it if you get a lot of interruptions in your service.

I am happy with PIA so far though.

If they can block Web RTC data that is good, but that is usually done locally.

I dunno what ****ed up **** google chrome is running, but it is giving folks an incorrect address: WebRTC IP Leak: Your local IP: 10.9.10.6 .
Your browser supports WebRTC! Your real IP address is visible to every website you visit. LoL@my real address... not even on the same subnet...

[rollyourown]

I use PIA as well. For the $4 a month it's worth it to be able to use public wifi and at work with no one looking at my traffic. Downside is some websites won't let me post when running my PIA VPN.

[therealnickb]

Thanks for the reply gents. I decided to hook up with PIA as well yesterday.

So far so good. I even got a remarkable through put on one sever in WA.

[stilly]

I use PIA as well. For the $4 a month it's worth it to be able to use public wifi and at work with no one looking at my traffic. Downside is some websites won't let me post when running my PIA VPN.

Craigs list prevents SOME of the PIA addresses from getting on, but try a different address and you might be able to do that.

I know because I like to mix my address up all the time and I found it is hit and miss with the IPs.

[rollyourown]

Actually no issue with craigslist. it's a gunboard I frequent. They have some serious IP range blocking they use and part of the blocking is IP ranges of all known VPNs.