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Not sure where it comes from but it's what I use after having asked sever computer friends.
Not sure where it comes from but it's what I use after having asked sever computer friends.
CPP
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Been using it for a few years now.
Shadowfax
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I have been using Ivacy for 5 years with no issue. Out of Singapore tho, not US.
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Windows Vista? That OS has been discontinued for many several years now. MS is about to release Windows 11 so you might want to consider investing in a new computer first. That will solve your software compatibility issues and will improve the security of your system.
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Thanks, but I have no desire to get a new computer or use Windows 11.
Been using an Avast VPN, but they raised their prices, that's why I started the thread.
You should have said from the get go that you also wanted it for free… [emoji51]
NekoAudio
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I would not use a free VPN service (Avast is pretty cheap, so less than cheap implies free). They have to make their money somehow, and that almost always means their VPN service is either malware or not really protecting you.
Also, Windows Vista has been end of life for many years, so depending on what your intent is with the VPN service, you may be limiting or undoing the security benefits, even if you use a current version of Firefox or Chrome Browser. You definitely should not be using the Windows Vista version of Internet Explorer, VPN or not.
Also, Windows Vista has been end of life for many years, so depending on what your intent is with the VPN service, you may be limiting or undoing the security benefits, even if you use a current version of Firefox or Chrome Browser. You definitely should not be using the Windows Vista version of Internet Explorer, VPN or not.