IPVANISH

SLICK AND SPEEDY, WITH IN-DEPTH OPTIONS THAT TECHIES WILL LOVE, BUT NOTE THE LACK OF SUPPORT FOR US NETFLIX

STUART ANDREWS

IPVanish recently had a major redesign, but we suspect it will still appeal to its target market of more technical users. While some VPNs launch in a minimal, applet-style window, this one is a big, multi-tabbed affair full of bandwidth graphs and real-time info updates. Even the Quick Connect mode is more in-depth than rivals, letting you select not just a country, but an individual server in a specific city. It’s not difficult to use, but the emphasis is clearly on control rather than simplicity. This makes it ideal for advanced users who like to tinker. Want to change the VPN protocol or toggle different types of leak protection on and off? Go ahead. You can also choose to obfuscate OpenVPN traffic (to foil services that try to use deep…

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PC & Tech Authority (Digital) - 1 Issue, September 2018

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