Spotflux reviews
You guys may also suffer from a delusion that says if they charge you for the service, they are more likely to be on the up and up and won't log your info or sell your logged info to a third party or misuse your info in any way. I can see caution and researching up on the services you want to use, sure, always, but many of these have been around for years, are world wide and very respected. Point is, You guys are being silly and possibly being alarmist. ( those ads can be removed via a firefox addon) I saw another blast Hotspot Shield simply because it was ad supported. ( after looking at the pages above to see what I already looked at) Is there any other recommendations you guys can give me?Ĭlick to expand.Replies like yours I have seen in other Free VPN threads on Wilders and is the reason I posted the list and Harvard page. I have looked at tons of VPN's and just cant find the right one that suits my needs. There is Spotflux which used to be RaptorVPN which was unlimited, but the Spotflux website doesn't say anything about bandwidth. There is also Hotspot but it only gives a limit of 5 gigabytes per bandwidth per month. There is Ultrasurf but it's not a VPN it's a proxie server and only uses Internet Explorer, which I can't stand. If your going to be using streaming media or downloading a lot, you will run out of bandwidth fast. That's the Big problem with most free VPN's.
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I'm looking for the best free VPN that allows the most bandwidth so you can play online games, watch days worth of YouTube and Hulu, download Bit torrents or 10 gigabytes of software from C-Net and GamersHell for example. However, I am never satisfied and wish to know if there are any Wilders members that have info on some VPN's the above article may have missed.
#Spotflux reviews for free
I hope this helps the many people on this forum asking for free VPN info and are not getting very good responses. Each is rated for speed, anonymous rating ( privacy/security), how much bandwidth you can use with the service and if the network does any logging of it's own.Ĭouple that with the information from this Harvard Law Blog which gives a detailed break down of many different anonymous technologies not just VPN's so you can find the combination that works best for your needs.Īwesome stuff. This list has tons choices for cross platform, Windows and Linux and gives you a detailed break down of the pros and cons of each application/service. I came across this awesome list of Free VPN's.