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Anyone tried Geph VPN ?


Hello, my vpn subscription will soon end so I am looking for reviews about good private VPN. I will probably stick with proton or try airvpn or PIA but I just wanna know if someone tried Geph VPN.

I didn't find any review on reddit or lemmy. Seems like a chinese VPN but if a VPN works well in China and has good privacy policies it's probably the winning combo.

in reply to fiuufiuu

Depends on what you need a VPN for.

I don't know them but they seems to be from Estonia marketing themselves for evading censorship. Are you in a country that censor VPN? If not why do you think the tradeoff might be worth? The 2 hops should have an impact on bandwidth and latency and there is probably no port forwarding.

Using a VPN is just moving your trust from your ISP to the VPN. Why would you trust a VPN you know nothing about giving them access to all your internet traffic?

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in reply to ivn

No my country is pretty fine with VPN. I just don't want to die stupid that's why I ask for any review about this VPN I didn't heard about before.
in reply to fiuufiuu

Avoid "Private Internet Access" at all costs. It's run by Kape Technologies, the company behind multiple VPN providers like ExpressVPN and CyberGhost.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kape_Tec…

If you read their legal agreements, you'll notice they are rather questionable.

Also, don't use a VPN from a Chinese provider. As far as I'm aware, Chinese companies are heavily regulated and legally required to share data with the Chinese government without a warrant or similar order.

I suggest taking a look at this chart, which might be helpful: vpn.techlore.tech/

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in reply to Voxel

Thanks a lot for this comment. So I will wait for the airvpn anniversary plan I think.
in reply to fiuufiuu

Why not just stick with Proton VPN or Mullvad? There's nothing wrong with them.
in reply to North

I love mullvad but there isn't p2p anymore. I'm happy with proton but wanna try something else to compare. I already have some proton services, the best would be to do not put all your eggs in one basket.