#VPN features

[beecampbell]

youtuber sponsors are fucking 2 minutes long now shUT UP ABOUT NEW AGE ONLINE BANKING AND FUCKING SCENTBIRD I'M AT MY LIMIIIIIIT

[dungeonmalcontent]

Y'all, ask me a question to answer mysteriously at midnight as the blood moon rises over the salted earth while the shrieks and screams of the damned echo in chorus to me.

If you cannot be present for the recitation of my answers in the beyond, your queries with the attached answers in eldritch shifting ink will be delivered by raven to the nearest oracle.

[lieutenant-amuel]

The main and basically the only pro of being kicked out of the world is that I don’t have Tumblr live.

[teiasviago]

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[hardtchill]

I hope your head gets bashed in 

Oh hiii @thesoccerstuffs-blog

[awkward-teabag]

I was just going through this for some tag talk but ExpressVPN's parent company is Kape Technologies plc. Kape Technologies also owns the VPNs CyberGhost, ZenMate, and Private Internet Access, so that's 3 more VPNs to avoid.

Kape Technologies also owns the VPN review sites vpnMentor and WizCase which both heavily push ExpressVPN to a gross degree (as in both give huge popups to subscribe to ExpressVPN) while claiming it's unbiased and them being owned by Kape doesn't affect their reviews at all. They also push CyberGhost and PIA, though to a lesser extent by having them in the #2 and #3 places. ZenMate isn't mentioned because it "partnered" with CyberGhost.

Everything else aside, to me it's sketchy as hell when one person buys up multiple VPNs and VPN review sites, especially when that person also owns online advertising companies, one of which effectively used a trojan, sorry, injector, to deliver personalized ads that was then used by malicious actors to inject malware and spyware onto people's computers without them noticing.

That company? It changed its name from Crossrider to Kape Technologies to "distance the company from past activities".

Boycott ExpressVPN

[lizzardtown]

And to think I was going to rent a movie with like 2 minutes of Matt Johnson screen time in it tonight...

[fitlifefuel]

Ultimate Guide to NordVPN: Everything You Need to Know

If you're on the hunt for a reliable VPN, NordVPN is a name that pops up often. But what makes it so special? In this guide, we'll dive deep into NordVPN's features, performance, and whether it's the right choice for you. We’ll also address common questions, compare it with competitors, and provide the latest stats to help you make an informed decision.

Table of Contents

What is NordVPN?

Key Features of NordVPN

Security and Privacy

Speed and Performance

User Experience and Interface

Pricing and Plans

How Does NordVPN Compare to Other VPNs?

Frequently Asked Questions

Pros and Cons

Conclusion

What is NordVPN?

NordVPN is a leading virtual private network (VPN) service provider known for its robust security features and widespread server network. It aims to protect users' online privacy and enable secure, anonymous internet access.

Key Features of NordVPN

Military-Grade Encryption: Utilizes AES-256 encryption, ensuring top-notch security.

Double VPN: Routes your traffic through two servers for added security.

CyberSec: Blocks ads and malware.

No-Logs Policy: Ensures that your online activities are not recorded.

Wide Server Network: Over 5,500 servers in 60 countries.

Streaming and Torrenting: Optimized servers for streaming services and P2P sharing.

Kill Switch: Automatically disconnects your device from the internet if the VPN connection drops.

Security and Privacy

NordVPN places a heavy emphasis on security and privacy. It uses advanced encryption standards and supports multiple protocols, including OpenVPN and IKEv2/IPsec. The no-logs policy is independently audited, guaranteeing that your data isn't stored or shared.

Encryption and Protocols

NordVPN uses AES-256 encryption, a military-grade standard, ensuring that your data remains secure. It supports OpenVPN and IKEv2/IPsec, offering flexibility based on your needs.

Double VPN and Onion Over VPN

For users needing extra layers of security, NordVPN offers Double VPN and Onion Over VPN, which route your traffic through multiple servers and add additional encryption layers.

Speed and Performance

One of the critical aspects of any VPN is its impact on internet speed. NordVPN consistently performs well in speed tests, thanks to its extensive server network and optimized servers.

Speed Test Results

Based on recent speed tests, NordVPN provides:

Download Speeds: Averaging around 90 Mbps on a 100 Mbps connection.

Upload Speeds: Averaging around 85 Mbps on a 100 Mbps connection. These results indicate minimal speed loss, making it ideal for streaming and online gaming.

User Experience and Interface

NordVPN offers user-friendly applications for various platforms, including Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux. The interface is intuitive, allowing users to connect with a single click.

Platform Support

Windows and macOS: Full-featured apps with all functionalities.

Android and iOS: Mobile apps that are easy to use with features like auto-connect and server recommendations.

Browser Extensions: Lightweight extensions for Chrome and Firefox.

Pricing and Plans

NordVPN offers several pricing plans to cater to different needs.

Monthly Plan: $11.95 per month.

1-Year Plan: $4.92 per month, billed annually.

2-Year Plan: $3.71 per month, billed every two years.

Each plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, allowing you to try the service risk-free.

How Does NordVPN Compare to Other VPNs?

When compared to other leading VPNs like ExpressVPN and CyberGhost, NordVPN stands out for its balance of speed, security, and pricing. It offers more servers and features at a competitive price point, making it a preferred choice for many users.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is NordVPN Safe?

Yes, NordVPN is considered one of the safest VPN services, thanks to its military-grade encryption and strict no-logs policy.

Can NordVPN Unblock Streaming Services?

Yes, NordVPN can unblock popular streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.

Does NordVPN Support Torrenting?

Yes, NordVPN has dedicated servers for P2P sharing, making it suitable for torrenting.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Strong security features

Extensive server network

Fast speeds

User-friendly interface

Competitive pricing

Cons

Occasional server connectivity issues

No router app

Conclusion

NordVPN is a top-tier VPN service offering robust security, fast speeds, and a user-friendly interface. Its extensive server network and competitive pricing make it a great choice for anyone looking to enhance their online privacy. Whether you need it for streaming, torrenting, or secure browsing, NordVPN has you covered.

External URLs

NordVPN Official Site

TechRadar NordVPN Review

CNET NordVPN Review

PCMag NordVPN Review

Comparitech NordVPN Review

[buindia1]

How to Download Free Movies from tamilyogi? Should You Use It?

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[yumenosakiacademy]

MY PC UPDATED OVERNIGHT (w my knowledge) BUT IN DOING SO, MADE THE VPN ON HERE TURN ON BY DEFAULT WHEN I POWERED MY PC ON N I LOGGED IN2 TUMBLR W THE VPN ON N DIDNT NOTICE 4 LIKE 2 MINUTES. OH NO. TUMBLR, PLS DONT DELETE ME I TURNED IT OFF IMMEDIATELY N TURNED OFF AUTO-ON SETTING NOW, IT WAS A MISTAKE PLS-

[virtualizationhowto]

ZeroTier Download and Install: Connect Devices Together from Anywhere

ZeroTier Download and Install: Connect Devices Together from Anywhere #Zerotier #DecentralizedNetwork #SecureMobileDevice #ZerotierVsTraditionalVPNs #SoftwareDefinedNetworking #AdvancedZerotierFeatures #homelab #selfhosted #connectdevicestogether

Networking is often one of the most challenging aspects of connecting devices and using applications. It is also extremely important to consider when self-hosting services or connecting devices together that may be connecting to many different networks across the Internet. Let’s look at Zerotier download and installation to see how it can easily connect multiple devices to the same virtual…

[shenji-yei]

quadrobics

wow they oficcilay blocked Discord in russia

wow.

what next?

[ponikva]

[marketingyts]

Google launched free VPN services for Pixel 7 smartphones via the Google One app in addition to the flagship phones and the Pixel watch.

[aristotels]

there should be a tumblr feature that you can enable for a particular post that would block usamericans from commenting on it. any usamerican who wants to bypass it can use a VPN, since they’re so fond of recommending that to other people

gods bless you are onto something

[olderthannetfic]

No, ppl, VPNs aren't even possible for many MANY ppl in the third world. You can't buy a VPN in a brick and mortar store, and many of us (adults who are parents of kids in schools and everything) don't even own credit cards. Many who do still cannot afford VPN because what is easily affordable to a Westerner could pay my bills for a whole month. It depends on how poorly my currency is performing against the US dollar.

Even Paypal is sth mythical. I mean, I've had pieces accepted in US magazines for what the editors said was a token payment, about 50 dollars. Man, those 50 dollars would've paid off so much! That would be a FORTUNE. But I had to waive the payment EVERY time because Paypal doesn't work in my country. Grrr.

That doesn't mean third world countries listed on the Paypal site can use it either. My country is on it but every time I filled surveys etc and they transferred the money, I couldn't get my bank to let me have it. I know a third worlder in another country who has had that happen to them too.

My heart goes out to fellow readers and writers in Malaysia. Some of the most mindblowingly beautiful fics I've ever read (they were gushed abt by Americans and Brits and Aussies so I assumed the writers were native English speakers) turned out to have been written by fellow third worlders, one of those in my own country! The idea of waking up to find my country decided to ban ao3 is just... unbearable.

I hope the Malaysians find a way around it. And I hope whoever made that horrible decision gets the worst RPF written abt them AND hears about it from their political rival.

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Yeah, I'm always meeting fans online from certain countries: Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines. Some places just seem to produce a lot of nerds. Or maybe more people learn English? IDK. Both a lack of (popular-with-fans) local media and a lack of economic opportunity can incentivize foreign language learning, so I'm sure that's part of it along with a certain amount of randomness.

In any case, part of why AO3 is run on donations instead of having paid accounts with better features is that a lot of core fans who write the fic and make the recslists and make fandom happen turn out to be in situations where they literally cannot pay even if they have the money.

Someone who's popular might be able to get foreign friends to pay for their VPN, but even then, can they actually get access to it? Questionable.

As for the last, it will be with their political rival, and you know it! They'll have to hear from some aide. ;D