My personal experience is that you get what you pay for. The infrastructure required to run an acceptable VPN service at scale gets ridiculously expensive ridiculously quickly. It makes sense that free users will always go to the back of the line when demand gets high.
I’ve used a variety of providers, free and paid, over the years. I’ve had issues with both, but my issues with paid plans have been fewer and father between. I currently use ProtonVPN and, political discussions aside, I’ve had no issues with it. Connectivity issues have been hiccups at worst.
If you can justify the expense, I’d strongly encourage you to bite the bullet and switch to a paid solution. Proton, Mullvad, whatever fits your threat model and budget.
My personal experience is that you get what you pay for. The infrastructure required to run an acceptable VPN service at scale gets ridiculously expensive ridiculously quickly. It makes sense that free users will always go to the back of the line when demand gets high.
I’ve used a variety of providers, free and paid, over the years. I’ve had issues with both, but my issues with paid plans have been fewer and father between. I currently use ProtonVPN and, political discussions aside, I’ve had no issues with it. Connectivity issues have been hiccups at worst.
If you can justify the expense, I’d strongly encourage you to bite the bullet and switch to a paid solution. Proton, Mullvad, whatever fits your threat model and budget.