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To unlock all blocked sites in Chrome, you can use the best fastest and most secure option which is a VPN.A VPN is the most secure and fool-proof way to unblock sites in Chrome with AES 256-bit Encryption and OpenVPN.A VPN also masks your original IP and alters it with another fake IP which makes you able to unlock all the blocked and censored sites in Chrome and all other browsers.1

Is there any way to see blocked content in my chrome browser?

I have Cyberghost and have never had an issue. I use their French Servers for everything and download speeds are not effected.

Be careful, Mozilla. When you blog about VPN's as Mozilla, you write from a position of authority. VPN's are a notoriously minefield of shady providers and false promises. You do not want to recommend CyberGhost to your followers, the find out in six months when they show up in a court order that, oops, CyberGhost actually logs a ton of stuff that can be subpoenaed

 VPN's are a notoriously minefield of shady providers and false promises. You do not want to recommend CyberGhost to your followers, the find out in six months when they show up in a court order that, oops, CyberGhost actually logs a ton of stuff that can be subpoenaed.Exercise caution. Do your research

Do you need a VPN?

Buddy, just stick to these [5 Best VPNs recommended by other Redditors.]([URL REMOVED] CyberGhost and NordVPN are good for you.

I've tried NordVPN, but then began reading a lot of sketchy things about them and went ahead and got my refund started. Mullvad is what I'm seeing most recommended.

How does it perform on streaming for BBC iPlayer and such. Am I safe to stick with NordVpn or would I be best with Mullvad.

I would like to eventually get into torrenting but currently want for geoblocked streaming.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve tried NordVPN, but then began reading a lot of sketchy things about them and went ahead and got my refund started. Mullvad is what I&#39;m seeing most recommended.</p>

<p>How does it perform on streaming for BBC iPlayer and such. Am I safe to stick with NordVpn or would I be best with Mullvad.</p>

<p>I would like to eventually get into torrenting but currently want for geoblocked streaming.</p>
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* What is not acceptable is dedicated IP, I'd forget that idea, especially on Cyberghost.

* It's debatable whether port forwarding lowers privacy, but I personally find it's an acceptable risk if you're using a VPN provider with solid reputation and clean track record.

* Cyberghost is a poor choice of VPN, not only because they lack port forwarding but also due to the acquisition by Kape. [Check here for better VPNs.]([URL REMOVED] You're not seeding likely due to lack of port forwarding, yes.

* Don't forget to bind the network interface to client. Just this month I think I've seen at least 2 people with Cyberghost complaining about leaks.

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  This time VISA said the charge is legit.  I can't prove I don't have access.  Currently waiting for a call from VISA.  cyberghost is alot faster and cheaper

  PIA responded with terminating my account.  I no longer had access.  I called VISA a second time and explained that they terminated my account.  I again requested my money back

  I called VISA a second time and explained that they terminated my account.  I again requested my money back.  This time VISA said the charge is legit.  I can't prove I don't have access

Start preying.  I was a customer for 3 years.  This year they charged me twice for the same account.  I tried to contact them, no response

 One reason for my desire for VPN - is that my service provider in USA throttles my Xbox Live. This led me to do research for a VPN. ProtonVPN improved my upload speeds for Xbox nearly 500%.

Hey just wanted to give me my just recent experience with NordVPN - USA. Overall I asked for a refund while using it for only 1 hour! It was the most terrible experience I've had in a while.

Background: I purchased a lifetime membership to SecureVPN. I believe SVPN is kind of dying - servers are limited - support is sparse - speeds are terrible. So I decided to look around. I found ProtonVPN to try for free. I'm impressed. I found a free server near me with speeds near my MAX 300/300. Though I couldn't watch Hulu or Disney + and it's only one connection. So if I had to pay for a VPN service which was best. I did my research on the Nets. Well everyone touted Nord VPN as the fastest most secure most reliable cheapest option. I read a few reviews and thought - okay I heard a lot about NordVPN so they must be GREAT!. They had a deal on their website for 76% off for two years. This was cheaper than ProtonVPN. NordVPN is supposed to have more servers - work with streaming services better - all the bells and whistles - so I was sold. Obviously I couldn't test them out since they don't have a free option.

Experience: Wholly crude my experience was miserable. The NordVPN App for MacOS is terrible. I live in PA so it was suggested to select Manassas VA. Speeds were terrible. Especially Upload. In fact I couldn't connect to internet. So I decided to switch to NY. Speeds were better, but still terrible for Upload. So I decided to chat with help. My speeds with free ProtonVPN - 255/221 ---- NordVPN 262/40. So automated help recommended switching OpenVPN settings - did that - even worse. So I get a human in chat. They mentioned the same fix - bad. They recommend me to change my DNS settings to Cloudfire (or whatever) did that - bad. They recommend 10 servers. I had to test each and everyone! Some of the servers gave me an error on download and more so on upload. I got one server to give me decent uploads of about 100 - but ProtonVPN was 2.5 times faster. Than the human started asking me to take a screenshot of all the Apps I have on my computer - I told them what was running at the time - but they wanted all my apps.  asked them "Can you give me an instance where an App could impact VPN speeds". They kept demanding a screenshot. I said, "Can I cancel my subscription I think I made a mistake".

Conclusion: I think all this NordVPN reviews - etc... are bought and paid for. I know - don't trust online reviews - but some of these reviews were from reputable sources. I may just be in a bad location (NorthEast USA), but man the whole experience was terrible. I mean the worse. Now is NordVPN a bad product? I would say their MacOS App was terrible to ProtonVPN. I think hunting for the best server was a nightmare on Nord. ProtonVPN is easy - I select a button called fastest and boom I got awesome results. I don't know much about server reliability or uptime for ProtonVPN - I've been using their free version for a few days, but man-o-an NordVPN was a big bust.

Recommendations: So I'm easy. I know there are a ton of VPN options out there. I am skeptical of fly by night companies though. SecureVPN - I suspect - is on it's way down (they suppsoefdly moved out of Australia due to privacy concerns to Hong Kong - support is email and it takes 2 days to get a response). ProtonVPN is email as well - but I got a response quickly. NordVPN has online chat - but my experience was not so good. Sure NordVPN has more servers overall. but their speeds in my area are terrible. Can anyone recommend a better, of course cheaper VPN company out there? At the moment I'm leaning towards ProtonVPN due to my experience so far. If I go paid I  get more servers - more options - more connections - and faster speeds.

Thanks for reading.

<div class="md"><p>Hey just wanted to give me my just recent experience with NordVPN - USA. Overall I asked for a refund while using it for only 1 hour! It was the most terrible experience I&#39;ve had in a while.</p>

<p>Background: I purchased a lifetime membership to SecureVPN. I believe SVPN is kind of dying - servers are limited - support is sparse - speeds are terrible. So I decided to look around. I found ProtonVPN to try for free. I&#39;m impressed. I found a free server near me with speeds near my MAX 300/300. Though I couldn&#39;t watch Hulu or Disney + and it&#39;s only one connection. So if I had to pay for a VPN service which was best. I did my research on the Nets. Well everyone touted Nord VPN as the fastest most secure most reliable cheapest option. I read a few reviews and thought - okay I heard a lot about NordVPN so they must be GREAT!. They had a deal on their website for 76% off for two years. This was cheaper than ProtonVPN. NordVPN is supposed to have more servers - work with streaming services better - all the bells and whistles - so I was sold. Obviously I couldn&#39;t test them out since they don&#39;t have a free option.</p>

<p>Experience: Wholly crude my experience was miserable. The NordVPN App for MacOS is terrible. I live in PA so it was suggested to select Manassas VA. Speeds were terrible. Especially Upload. In fact I couldn&#39;t connect to internet. So I decided to switch to NY. Speeds were better, but still terrible for Upload. So I decided to chat with help. My speeds with free ProtonVPN - 255/221 ---- NordVPN 262/40. So automated help recommended switching OpenVPN settings - did that - even worse. So I get a human in chat. They mentioned the same fix - bad. They recommend me to change my DNS settings to Cloudfire (or whatever) did that - bad. They recommend 10 servers. I had to test each and everyone! Some of the servers gave me an error on download and more so on upload. I got one server to give me decent uploads of about 100 - but ProtonVPN was 2.5 times faster. Than the human started asking me to take a screenshot of all the Apps I have on my computer - I told them what was running at the time - but they wanted all my apps.  asked them &quot;Can you give me an instance where an App could impact VPN speeds&quot;. They kept demanding a screenshot. I said, &quot;Can I cancel my subscription I think I made a mistake&quot;.</p>

<p>Conclusion: I think all this NordVPN reviews - etc... are bought and paid for. I know - don&#39;t trust online reviews - but some of these reviews were from reputable sources. I may just be in a bad location (NorthEast USA), but man the whole experience was terrible. I mean the worse. Now is NordVPN a bad product? I would say their MacOS App was terrible to ProtonVPN. I think hunting for the best server was a nightmare on Nord. ProtonVPN is easy - I select a button called fastest and boom I got awesome results. I don&#39;t know much about server reliability or uptime for ProtonVPN - I&#39;ve been using their free version for a few days, but man-o-an NordVPN was a big bust.</p>

<p>Recommendations: So I&#39;m easy. I know there are a ton of VPN options out there. I am skeptical of fly by night companies though. SecureVPN - I suspect - is on it&#39;s way down (they suppsoefdly moved out of Australia due to privacy concerns to Hong Kong - support is email and it takes 2 days to get a response). ProtonVPN is email as well - but I got a response quickly. NordVPN has online chat - but my experience was not so good. Sure NordVPN has more servers overall. but their speeds in my area are terrible. Can anyone recommend a better, of course cheaper VPN company out there? At the moment I&#39;m leaning towards ProtonVPN due to my experience so far. If I go paid I  get more servers - more options - more connections - and faster speeds.</p>

<p>Thanks for reading.</p>
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