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Prepend the word “extremely” to that and you get an accurate description of VPNBook’s speeds: they’re extremely slow.

No features beyond the VPN service itself.

Vulnerable to WebRTC IP address and DNS leaks.

How does VPNBook compare to other popular VPNs? * Average speed over multiple global locations based across multiple speed tests per day. VPNBook Key data OVERALL RANK: #68 of 75 VPNs But it’s really the lack of features (hey, it’s free…), the tiny VPN network, the extremely slow speeds, and the fact that it’s vulnerable to IP address and DNS leaks that make it impossible to recommend VPNBook.

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While a free VPN service sounds nice, VPNBook, while not the worst offender here, does log more data than a no-logging paid service. It also offers a paid VPN service, more geared towards businesses, that provides them with a dedicated IP address. It provides VPN access and web proxy access for free. VPNBook is a free VPN service based in Switzerland. Our pick of the bunch for those on a tight budget is Surfshark, which can be picked up for less than $2 per month with its current promotion. There are plenty of good cheap VPNs which are fast, secure and work well with popular streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+, Hulu, BBC and others. It’s also not a good option for those looking for a VPN for streaming. Spoiler Alert: As with most free VPNs using VPNBook will mean suffering with slow speeds and compromising on security. If you like, you can read more on the criteria I used to test VPNBook and our wider VPN testing methodology.

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Read the full review for all the details. But if you’re short on time, here’s a quick summary of my thoughts. What are VPNBook’s collection practices?Īll the above questions and more will be answered in the review.Can you access streaming services like Hulu and Netflix with VPNBook?.I’ll be looking to answer the typical VPN questions, even though this VPN provider is rather atypical. Whatever the case, let’s keep an open mind and see where we end up. However, one would assume a hacker linked to Anonymous would have the good sense to not use a free VPN service for their hacking activities. I can’t prove or disprove these allegations. Apparently, the hacking group Anonymous claimed that VPNBook logs were used to incriminate some of its members in US federal court. As you’ve probably heard, if you’re not paying for a service, you’re the product.Īlso, a few years ago, there was some talk about VPNBook being a honeypot. I don’t usually have a favorable opinion of free VPNs. It’s based out of Switzerland and offers a completely free VPN service, with a paid tier that provides a dedicated IP address. VPNBook is a rather obscure VPN provider.

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