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Specs
Question Ranking
Pros
Pro No proprietary party software needed
All the platforms for VPNinja setup have setup instructions for either built in OS VPN programs, or for popular open source programs.
Pro 2 connections with a subscription
A subscription gives you two simultaneous connections
Pro OpenVPN, L2TP and PPTP
In addition to OpenVPN-based connection, VPNinja also offers L2TP- and PPTP-based connections.
Pro Flexible Plans
VPNNinja offers weekly, monthly and yearly plans, which is great if you only need a VPN for a short time, or just want to try it out.
Pro Good prices
The service starts at $3 a week, $6 a month, or $58 a year. You can try it and see how you like it, and if it doesn't work, there's a money back guarantee within the first 1-3 days.
Pro Easy setup on many devices
Setup instructions and utilities are provided for Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android, Ubuntu, and Routers, so you should be covered on all your devices.
Pro You can pay with bitcoin or cash
Pro No logs
They have a no-log policy.
Pro Great free service
For the free plan, you get unlimited data and fast speeds.
Pro Based in Switzerland
Which has good privacy protection laws.
Pro "Serious"
They believe that online privacy and security is a fundamental human right.
Pro Free plan is very busy, sometimes unavailable lately
Cons
Con Doesn't connect - some servers don't even ping
Con Free plan is very slow sometimes
Con It's not working in China
Con Blocked on quite a lot of networks
Quite a lot of admins despise VPNs and blocked this one on their networks.
Con It's free
If you're not paying for the product, you're the product.
