IPVanish Review 2025: Unlimited Devices, New Features [Tested]

IPVanish can easily unblock streaming services and has all the core features of a premium VPN, but it's not our top pick for privacy-minded users. Learn why.

IPVanish offers excellent value since it comes with unlimited simultaneous connections. Most virtual private networks (VPNs) have a limit on how many devices you can use, but IPVanish subscribers can connect as many devices as they need under one plan. Unlimited devices is a big perk for a VPN subscription.

On the downside, IPVanish's desktop app is clunky, and connecting to servers wasn't intuitive. However, the mobile app has a cleaner, easy-to-use interface. Privacy enthusiasts may have concerns about IPVanish being headquartered in the United States, but that's not a deal-breaker for VPN users looking to stream out-of-market content. 

If you're looking for a VPN with all the essential features, including unlocking Netflix content abroad, then you may enjoy IPVanish.

Pros
  • Unlimited devices for each plan
  • Works with popular streaming services like Netflix
  • Subscriptions include more advanced features like double VPN
Cons
  • Headquartered in a Five Eyes alliance country
  • Desktop interface isn't as clean as the mobile app
In this article
Overview
Our experience
Who is IPVanish best for?
Prices and subscriptions
Main features
Test results
Compatibility
Customer support
Alternatives
FAQs
Bottom line

Overview

Price $2.19–$14.99/mo
Free version No
Max # of connected devices Unlimited
# of servers 2,400+ servers in 140+ countries
VPN protocol WireGuard, IKEv2, OpenVPN, IPsec
No-logs policy No logs
Headquarters United States
Netflix access Yes
Learn more Get IPVanish

How we test and rate VPNs

We complete standardized hands-on tests for each VPN we review so we can put their claims to the test. This includes vigorous third-party testing by comparing our internet speed while connected to different servers, checking for DNS leaks, making sure the kill switch actually works, and more. We also make sure we can comfortably access popular streaming sites, like Netflix, and still do our day-to-day work without interruption.

Once we’ve completed the testing, our editorial rating is calculated by taking into account key features you’d expect from a good product. We score each VPN in the following categories and use a weighted average to calculate the final rating out of 5 stars: price, server count, speed, security, and features.

To learn more about how we test, check out our full VPN methodology here.

We last tested IPVanish on April 1, 2025.

4.5
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  • Unlimited devices for each plan
  • Works with popular streaming services like Netflix
  • Independently verified no-logs policy

Our experience

IPVanish was easy to download and install on our Windows device once we signed up for a subscription. From our IPVanish account portal, we just needed to select our preferred operating system, which led us to a page to download the app. IPVanish also features setup guides for each operating system. For this round of testing, we used the Windows app. In the past, we've tested IPVanish on an iPhone as well. 

IPVanish setup dashboard for Windows app
IPVanish setup dashboard for Windows app

IPVanish's dashboard may be confusing for those new to VPNs. Honestly, we're not VPN beginners, but we still think the dashboard was needlessly busy. It keeps track of how your data goes up and down while connected to a server, but you can close out this section if you don't need to use it.

IPVanish active dashboard for Windows app
IPVanish active dashboard for Windows app

When we first connected, IPVanish offered a Default Location option, which optimizes our connection by automatically selecting the best server closest to our real IP. (Historically, this was called Optimal Location.)  We could also switch over to the server list tab to find the available server locations as well as their ping, load percentage, and number of servers per server location. Being able to see which servers were running faster was super helpful. 

However, switching from server to server wasn't as intuitive as it was with other VPN providers. When we were connected to a New York server, for example, we tried double-clicking a Charlotte server to switch. We tried a few times, but the VPN would disconnect and reconnect to the New York server instead. This was a little annoying but not the worst user experience ever.

Despite the slow server connection, IPVanish worked really well at quickly unblocking regional content during our streaming tests. And even though connecting to a U.S. server cut our download speed in half, we were still operating at enough Mbps to watch Netflix, browse the internet with a few tabs open, and run a couple of programs. 

We were also pleasantly surprised to see that IPVanish offers double hop (also called multi-hop or double VPN). This advanced security feature routes your internet traffic through two different servers before reaching its destination. 

On the flip side, we were disappointed that IPVanish failed our kill switch test (meaning it leaked our real IP when we switched servers). We've done several rounds of testing on IPVanish, and it seems like the VPN flip-flops when it comes to the kill switch. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. 

Overall, our experience with IPVanish was okay. It's not our favorite VPN for privacy, security, and speed, but it's certainly not on our "best-worst" list. Let's dive into the specifics to see if this VPN provider is right for you.

Who is IPVanish best for?

  • Recommended for people who want to connect an unlimited amount of devices and want an experience optimized for mobile.

One of the biggest perks of IPVanish is the ability to connect as many devices as you need. Most VPNs only allow a limited number of devices, but if you have a large household, IPVanish could save you money on VPN costs with the 2-year plan.

Based on the user experience, IPVanish seems to have prioritized its mobile app over its desktop counterpart. The mobile app has a clean interface, and it's easy to find settings and receive support. Meanwhile, the desktop app isn't as intuitive and looks a bit more outdated.

A view of the IPVanish VPN interface on mobile. It shows we're connected to a server in the UK. The mobile view feels more modern and intuitive than the desktop view.
The IPVanish mobile interface

IPVanish has standard security features you can personalize to your needs, such as a kill switch, multiple VPN protocols, and split tunneling. It's also added double-hop capability, a Link Checker to scan potentially malicious websites, and Threat Protection, which can block ads, trackers, and malicious websites. It does all this without compromising too much on bandwidth when connecting to international VPN servers.

IPVanish VPN prices and subscriptions

IPVanish's price ranges from $2.19–$14.99/mo. It offers three different payment subscriptions: monthly, yearly, and two-year plans. 

The longer the subscription, the more you can save every month. The cheapest plan is the two-year plan, which is $2.19/mo (billed every two years). The most expensive is the monthly subscription at $12.99/mo.

The annual plan is slightly cheaper or similar compared to other VPNs like NordVPN and Surfshark at $3.09/mo (billed every two years) and $2.19/mo (billed every two years), respectively.

Like Surfshark, IPVanish also places no limit on how many devices you can connect, whereas NordVPN limits its services to 10 devices. If you have a large household with many devices, IPVanish has great value. However, if you opt for the annual plan, be aware that the renewal price won't include the whopping introductory discount. 

Payment options include all major debit and credit cards, Google Pay, and PayPal.

1 month 12 months 24 months
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Price per month $12.99/mo $3.33/mo (billed annually) $2.19/mo (billed every two years)
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While there's no free trial, IPVanish does offer a 30-day money-back guarantee with its yearly plans.

Plan comparison

IPVanish now has two different plan tiers: IPVanish Essential and IPVanish Advanced. 

IPVanish Essential includes the VPN and its standard features, like the Threat Protection ad blocker and unlimited device protection. IPVanish Advanced includes extras like a secure browser and cloud backup. 

We break down two plans in the table below.

Features Essential Advanced
Price Starts at $2.19/mo (billed every two years) Starts at $3.29/mo (billed every two years)
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Unlimited devices
Threat Protection
Secure Browser
Cloud backup
File sync and share
Phone supportr
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IPVanish features

IPVanish has the standard features you expect from a VPN, including a kill switch, split tunneling, and multiple VPN protocols. It also comes with Threat Protection, which can block ads, trackers, and malicious websites.  

It also has a strict no-logs policy and won't track and store your online activity. However, its headquarters are in the United States, so this could be an issue for privacy-focused users. 

IPVanish supports torrenting. But if you choose to use a torrenting site, you should understand how a VPN helps you torrent safely to protect your device. You should also be aware that you may be illegally downloading content.

Server count and countries

  • 2,400+ servers in 140+ countries

IPVanish has 2,400+ servers in over 140+ countries. Most of these servers are located in North America and Europe, but server locations also include Asia, Oceania, and some South American countries.

IPVanish's server network isn't the most expansive we’ve seen (NordVPN has 7,400+ servers), but it’s decent. Having a large number of servers accessible is crucial to ensuring you have a stable connection no matter how much traffic a server receives. You can always connect to a new server in the same location to gain a faster connection.

IPVanish lets you manually select the best server based on location
IPVanish lets you manually select the best server based on location

If you're unsure which server will give you the quickest connection, you can always use IPVanish's Default Location. This feature uses your real IP address to find the servers closest to you that should provide the fastest connection.

IPVanish offers Default Location to optimize your server connection
IPVanish offers Default Location to optimize your server connection

No-logs policy and headquarters

  • IPVanish logs policy: No logs
  • IPVanish headquarters: United States

IPVanish has a no-logs policy. It claims it won't track or keep records of your online activities while you are using IPVanish.

While many VPNs claim to have a no-logs policy, it's not always the case. Even IPVanish was once involved in a scandal in 2016 when it was revealed that it handed over log information on a user to the U.S. government despite claiming to have a no-logs policy.[1] 

Since then, IPVanish's no-log policy has been audited and verified by an independent cybersecurity firm. But the most recent audit was completed in April 2022, which isn't great. Other privacy-forward VPN providers undergo annual audits or have an "always-on" audit policy. 

IPVanish is headquartered in the United States, so it's part of the Five Eyes Alliance. Along with the U.K., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, the alliance monitors the online communications of citizens and foreign governments. It opens a door for countries to spy on their citizens by proxy. People who want to use a VPN for ultimate security and privacy should opt for a provider that is headquartered outside of an Eyes Alliance country. 

But as mentioned, if you're primarily interested in using a VPN for low-key activities like streaming or gaming, U.S.-based VPNs shouldn't be a deal-breaker. 

Kill switch

kill switch feature automatically disconnects your device from the internet if the VPN loses its connection. This is a helpful privacy tool to prevent your data from leaking unexpectedly and ensure you always have an encrypted connection.

IPVanish has a kill switch feature included. However, it's only available on the macOS, Windows, and Android app. The IPVanish app for iOS doesn't have a kill switch feature.

The kill switch toggle appears on the main dashboard, so you can easily turn it on and off. 

IPVanish includes a toggle on/off kill switch
IPVanish includes a toggle on/off kill switch

You can also activate the kill switch by navigating to Settings > Connection

Activate IPVanish kill switch on main dashboard or Settings > Connection
Activate IPVanish kill switch on main dashboard or Settings > Connection

Split tunneling

Split tunneling can divide your internet traffic. With this feature, you can let some of traffic access your internet connection directly while other traffic goes through the VPN. 

Split tunneling is beneficial if you need specific applications to run faster than a VPN allows. It also helps if you want to use a VPN to hide your true location but still need to use location-based services like Amazon Prime Video or Hulu.

IPVanish has a split tunneling feature. To turn it on, simply head over to the Settings menu and select the Split Tunneling tab. Then you can choose the applications you want to bypass the VPN connection.

IPVanish includes a Split Tunneling feature
IPVanish includes a Split Tunneling feature

However, it was kind of annoying to use because we needed to disable IPVanish before we could configure split tunneling. 

Disconnect from IPVanish server to enable split tunneling
Disconnect from IPVanish server to enable split tunneling

Encryption

IPVanish uses AES-256 encryption to protect your internet traffic from prying eyes.

AES-256 encryption is the industry standard and makes it virtually impossible to decrypt your data. AES-256 got its name from the length of the encryption key with 2^256 possible combinations. This makes it extremely difficult to hack, and even a supercomputer would take millions of years to crack the code.

VPN protocol

IPVanish uses multiple VPN protocols, including IKEv2, OpenVPN, WireGuard, and IPSec.

Having multiple VPN protocols allows you to choose the best option. Some protocols prioritize speed, while others focus on security. However, WireGuard is considered the best all-around VPN protocol since it provides quick speeds while optimizing encryption.

IPVanish supports multiple protocols
IPVanish supports multiple protocols

IPVanish used to support the L2TP and PPTP VPN protocols, but you'll no longer find them in use. That's because these protocols are known to have severe security vulnerabilities.

Threat Protection

IPVanish has expanded from its VPN offerings to support other cybersecurity needs. With Threat Protection, you can block intrusive ads, online trackers, and malicious websites when IPVanish is connected. 

IPVanish is available on Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, and even Apple Vision Pro. To use Threat Protection, go to Settings > Network Security. From there, you can toggle Threat Protection on.

Navigate to Settings and Network Security to toggle on IPVanish Threat Protection
Navigate to Settings and Network Security to toggle on IPVanish Threat Protection

However, like with split tunneling, we needed to disable IPVanish before configuring Threat Protection. 

Disconnect from IPVanish server to toggle on Threat Protection
Disconnect from IPVanish server to toggle on Threat Protection

Plus, we had no way of confirming whether Threat Protection actually blocked ads and trackers as claimed. Other VPN providers, like NordVPN, Surshark, and Proton VPN, to name a few, provide a clear counter of blocked content, so it's easy to see which websites have more ads and trackers. With IPVanish, Threat Protection sounds great, but who knows how well it really works. 

Double hop

Not all VPNs offer the premium security feature double hop, AKA multi-hop or double VPN. We were impressed that IPVanish added this security asset to its VPN functionality. Double hop works by routing your internet traffic through two different secure VPN servers instead of just one. This process adds a layer of protection, effectively concealing your internet activities, IP address, and data from prying eyes or hackers.

IPVanish offers a double hop, or double VPN, feature
IPVanish offers a double hop, or double VPN, feature

To access double hop, navigate to Locations > Double Hop. We could configure which two servers we wanted to route our traffic through with IPVanish enabled or disabled, which was nice.

Configure IPVanish double hop feature with VPN on or off
Configure IPVanish double hop feature with VPN on or off

Link Checker

The shield icon in the IPVanish dashboard is for the Link Checker feature. This super simple tool is a cool addition to the VPN stack. We pasted in the website we wanted to scan for malicious content before we went to the site. In less than 30 seconds, IPVanish let us know the website was legit. This is a unique feature for sure, though most premium VPN providers will automatically scan for malicious websites via integrated ad-blocking technology.

IPVanish offers a Link Checker feature
IPVanish offers a Link Checker feature

IPVanish test results

We conduct comprehensive in-house testing to determine how well each VPN performs. We tested IPVanish for speed, streaming, and IP leaks. 

We found that it offers full WebRTC and DNS leak protection, but some of its servers may dramatically reduce your internet speeds.

Speed tests

  • Speed test results: Our average speed while connected to IPVanish servers was 196.86 Mbps. In sum, IPVanish dropped our download speeds by an average of 69%, which isn't great. (However, during previous testing, our speeds only dropped 18%, which is considered minimal.)

First, we tested our internet speed without an IPVanish connection. Then, we selected several different countries as our VPN servers and tested our internet speed. 

A VPN typically slows down your internet speed as it encrypts your data. While a slight lag may be expected, it shouldn't affect your overall ability to connect to your network.

The speed test was conducted on a PC laptop running Windows 11 from a physical location in the U.S.

Test type No VPN US to US US to CA US to UK US to AU
Download speed 596.38 Mbps 269.76 Mbps 165.11 Mbps 192.94 Mbps 159.66 Mbps
Upload speed 41.47 Mbps 40.21 Mbps 38 Mbps 39.15 Mbps 35.49 Mbps
Latency (ping) 16 ms 19 ms 85 ms 83 ms 214 ms
Download speed % difference N/A -54.76% -72.3% -67.65% -73.22%
Upload speed % difference N/A -3% -8.37% -5.59% -14.4%
Latency % difference N/A +18.75% +431.25% +418.75% +1,237.5%
Test results as of 4/01/2025.

In our previous testing, IPVanish had little effect on our internet connection compared to our baseline speed. Our download and upload speeds didn't have any noticeable drops until we connected to servers overseas. However, slower speeds are to be expected with faraway servers, so we weren't surprised that our speeds dropped when connected to Australia from the United States. 

In our most recent testing, our speeds really tanked when connecting to IPVanish servers in the U.S., London, Vancouver, and Melbourne. But, our baseline speed was pretty high at the time of testing, so even though IPVanish servers decreased our internet speed by over 50%, we were still operating with enough Mbps to stream Netflix, navigate between several open tabs, and run programs. 

Baseline internet speeds for IPVanish speed test
Baseline internet speeds for IPVanish speed test

IPVanish U.S. speed test connected to NY server from PA
IPVanish U.S. speed test connected to NY server from PA

Additionally, IPVanish did impact our latency more significantly, but we found this to be common with VPNs. Latency, or ping, is how long it takes for data to travel back and forth between points following instructions for its transfer. It's better to have low latency because it means the internet reacts much quicker to your requests. So gamers want lower ping to avoid the dreaded lag.

We like that IPVanish displays the load for all its servers, which helped us select servers to test. It recommends selecting servers with lower value load percentages since fewer people are using them.

Netflix tests

  • Netflix test results: IPVanish allowed us to watch Netflix in the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Australia

Streaming services like Netflix offer different content to subscribers in different regions. You may be based in the U.S., but if you want to watch a show available on Netflix U.K., you'll need a VPN to cover your current location and access the U.K. content.

US to US US to UK US to CA US to AU
Did it work with Netflix?
Test results as of 04/01/2025.

We tested IPVanish, and it connected us to Netflix libraries in the U.S., Canada, U.K., and Australia with no buffering and no problems. 

In previous testing, Netflix immediately detected IPVanish once we switched to a server in Australia. Streaming platforms are always on the lookout to stop VPNs, so it's not a guarantee that a VPN service can consistently unblock streaming services like Netflix. However, we were pleased to see that IPVanish passed all our streaming tests this time around. 

IPVanish passed our streaming tests
IPVanish passed our streaming tests 

According to third-party tests, IPVanish can also unblock BBC iPlayer, Disney+, and other streaming services thanks to its SOCKS5 proxy. But be careful since a SOCKS5 proxy is an alternative to a VPN service and won't encrypt your web traffic.

DNS leak test

  • DNS leak test results: IPVanish passed the DNS leak test.

A domain name system (DNS) leak can happen when requests are sent to an internet service provider's DNS servers instead of being concealed by a VPN. It's a security flaw resulting in a breach of privacy.

We used the DNS Leak Test service from BrowserLeaks to test IPVanish. Before connecting to the VPN, our information was visible including the IP address, internet service provider, and location. After connecting to IPVanish, this information was properly concealed.

IPVanish passed our DNS leak test
IPVanish passed our DNS leak test

WebRTC leak test

  • WebRTC leak test results: IPVanish passed the WebRTC leak test.

A WebRTC leak can expose your true IP address even if you’re using a VPN service. We used the BrowserLeaks website to test for WebRTC leaks before and after using IPVanish.

The test showed our true IP address when we weren't connected to the VPN. But once we ran the test while connected to IPVanish, our IP address was masked by the VPN. 

IPVanish passed the WebRTC test
IPVanish passed the WebRTC test

Kill switch test

  • Kill switch test results: IPVanish failed the kill switch test (again).

A kill switch is a tool that should come standard with all VPNs. It helps protect your online activities if your VPN connection were to drop by blocking your internet connection as well. 

We confirmed that IPVanish has a kill switch when we first downloaded the app, so we toggled that on for testing. We initially connected to a server in Charlotte and then swapped to a server in Chicago. Unfortunately, IPVanish didn't keep our real IP address masked during the switch. The app said our internet connection was blocked during the server switch, but our IP address in Pennsylvania leaked anyway. 

IPVanish failed the kill switch test
IPVanish failed the kill switch test

During our previous testing, IPVanish kept our real IP address hidden during a server switch from Costa Rica to the Dominican Republic. But the testing before that proved unsuccessful, meaning that IPVanish does not consistently make our IP vanish.

IPVanish compatibility

IPVanish works with many operating systems and devices including:

  • Windows 10+
  • macOS 10.13+
  • Linux: Debian- or RedHat-based distros
  • Chrome OS 11
  • Android 5.1+
  • iOS 14+
  • Router firmware: DD-WRT v3, Tomato, ASUSWRT, ASUSWRT-Merlin
  • Apple TV
  • Fire TV
  • NVIDIA SHIELD
  • ONN 4k
  • Chromecast
  • Nokia Streaming Box
  • Apple Vision Pro

IPVanish customer support

There are numerous ways to contact IPVanish to receive customer support. It offers phone, email, live chat, and online guides for assistance. 

Phone

IPVanish actually has a call center, which other providers like NordVPN don't have.

The IPVanish phone number is +1-800-591-5241, and the support operates Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Time (CT). It also provides phone numbers for Spain, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Brazil. 

Email

Outside of call center hours, you can also submit a request online. But there is no mention of how quickly a member of the support team will get back to you.

Live chat

Alternatively, you can use the IPVanish chatbot to find answers. It's located on the bottom right of its website or app. 

You can use the 24/7 live chat feature or leave a message. To use the chatbot on the website, you must enter your email address or log in with your Facebook or Google account.

We opened the chat and were immediately greeted by the chatbot. There's a button to get in touch, so we selected that and then chose live chat. From there, you'll fill out some personal information and determine which department to contact (billing, technical, etc.). 

We selected technical support to try troubleshooting the issues we previously had while connecting to Australian servers. It took a couple minutes for an agent to connect to the chat, but they were friendly and quick to respond once they joined. 

A live chat with IPVanish customer support.

Support center

But you may not even need to get in touch with customer support since IPVanish provides an extensive online support center. You can find FAQs, troubleshooting advice, and numerous set-up guides.

On the mobile app, all of these customer support options are easily accessible. Simply click on the "Help" icon on the menu, and your options will appear.

IPVanish's customer support page on its mobile app offers links to live chat, phone support, email, and its help center knowledge base.

Top alternatives

IPVanish is a solid provider, but there are plenty of options to consider if you're not sold. Here are some of our favorite recommendations: 

Price $3.09–$17.99/mo $2.19–$20.65/mo $2.19–$12.99/mo
Max # of connected devices 10 Unlimited 7
# of servers 7,400+ servers in 118 countries 3,200+ servers in 100 countries Unlisted in 100 countries
VPN protocol NordLynx (WireGuard), OpenVPN, IKEv2/IPsec WireGuard, OpenVPN, IKEv2 OpenVPN, IKEv2. WireGuard
Encryption AES-256-GCM AES-256-GCM AES-256
No-logs policy
Headquarters Panama The Netherlands Romania
Netflix access
Learn more Get NordVPN Get Surfshark Get CyberGhost

FAQs

Is IPVanish better than NordVPN?

IPVanish is better than NordVPN if you’re looking to connect unlimited devices. NordVPN and IPVanish both have a verified no-logs policy, kill switch and split tunneling features, and access to different Netflix libraries around the world. 

However, NordVPN has 7,400+ servers compared to IPVanish's 2,400+ servers. NordVPN also offers more affordable plans.

Is IPVanish really unlimited?

IPVanish doesn't limit bandwidth or cap the amount of data you can transfer. It also lets users connect as many devices as they want to IPVanish. The VPN provider claims it only limits abuse of its service outlined in its terms of service. It also features unlimited simultaneous connections like Surfshark and PIA

Does IPVanish sell your data?

IPVanish doesn't sell your data. According to its privacy policy, it doesn't sell or rent personal information to third parties. IPVanish has a verified and strict no-logs policy. This means that IPVanish doesn't store any information about your online activities. Even if it wanted to sell your data, IPVanish doesn't technically have any data to sell since its no-logs policy prevents storage. However, IPVanish was last audited in April 2022, whereas other premium no-logs VPNs undergo annual audits. 

Bottom line: Is IPVanish good?

We can't say IPVanish is the best VPN out there, but if you have a large family or device-heavy household, the ability to connect unlimited devices to secure Wi-Fi provides excellent value. 

While IPVanish doesn't have the most servers, it still offers a large variety of server locations around the world, including countries in South America, Asia, Oceania, and Africa. It also can help you choose the fastest server in your preferred location. 

If you don't have many devices, you might find IPVanish pricing too expensive — especially when the first-year discount ends. You may also not enjoy the dated desktop interface. However, we had an excellent user experience with IPVanish on our mobile device.

IPVanish is best for households with multiple devices looking for the essential features of a VPN without affecting internet speeds. If you aren't looking to connect several devices and want a more affordable plan, read how IPVanish compares to our alternatives:

4.5
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  • Unlimited devices for each plan
  • Works with popular streaming services like Netflix
  • Independently verified no-logs policy
Author Details
Sara J. Nguyen is a freelance writer specializing in cybersecurity. She aims to help people protect their data while enjoying technology. She has written about online privacy and tech for over 5 years for several organizations. When she's not writing about the latest cybersecurity trends, you can find her on LinkedIn.
Kate is an Editor at All About Cookies. She has 8+ years of digital publishing experience as a content manager, developmental editor, and curriculum writer. She leverages specializations in EdTech and educational publishing to create impactful, well-researched content that aids learners of all ages.

Citations

[1] This VPN Company Comes Clean About No Logging Accusations