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VyprVPN is known for it's heavy logging and full cooperation with law enforcement entities.
I've used it before. It was... OK. L2TP services were semi-reliable, PPTP was horribly misconfigured in it's custom client. Didn't have access to OpenVPN.
GigaNews sucks either way. Overpriced and terrible in many ways.
not to mention a lot of vyprvpn accounts been hacked,leaked and sold around the black market.
I honestly only think I've used it to get to iplayer from abroad, and one time i was bored i wanted to see if i could get Pandora working on my phone from the UK (surprisingly easy). Thanks for the warnings, might have to find myself something more suitable.
darknyan: I never had any trouble with giganews in the 6 or 7 years I've been with them but I'm open to suggestions. Would you care to suggest an alternative?
cosmicgate: meaning someone else could have my account details and be using them? My logon, password and registered email address there aren't tied to me in any way, so hopefully no harm done if that's the case.
I'm considering setting up a VPN on one of my spare LEBs, but not really sure on what type i should be using. I've used PPTP and L2TP with vyprvpn, but i'd need to check what my various bits of hardware would support.
They go for around $4-6 US. 9 for OpenVPN AFAIK.
I've heard good from astraweb.
OpenVPN. Extremely easy (dozens of setup scripts floating on the Internet, that will do it for you in minutes, or OpenVPN access server.
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-install-openvpn-access-server-on-ubuntu-12-04