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VPN Wireguard
A VPN that provides WireGuard configuration (Downloadable conf file),
with really clean and reliable IPs so that major services like Gemini, ChatGPT, Spotify, etc., work on it without any issues.
No speed limitations — we might use up to 1 Gbps.
It should support 5 or 10 users.
Support many countries.
What would you recommend?
I’d appreciate it if you could suggest a suitable option.
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Check this by incognet: https://incognet.io/wireguard-vpn#plans @MannDude
A VPN with an IP address that nobody knows is a VPN is a bit hard, because companies are trying hard to detect VPNs. It usually means your IP address is dedicated or shared with only a few people.
You can try to start up a new server on any cheap provider and install it as a VPN server. Results may vary.
ProtonVPN, AirVPN and Windscribe.
Never had a problem with the three of them on these major services. And they are basically the best regarding privacy.
Proton Plus plan supports 10 devices
If those services block datacenter/VPN IPs, none of the options suggested will work. You’d need a VPN with a residential IP, which will be charged premium.
TorGuard had a promo for a free residential IP add-on sometime back.
I'm still with mullvad.net
why not setup your own with some vpses? It will be tough to use a public vpn and expect clean ips.
I recommend fastestvpn, I've had it for about 7 years, never a single problem.
What did you pay for it?
How much use to you make of it?
I bought it 7 years ago so I don't remember how much I paid. The only thing I remember is that I bought the liftime plan.
I use it when I need it, so not always but only when I need it, and on my SmartTV (Android) I use it often.
We have a Wireguard VPN offer at https://www.ip-fast.net/services/vpn/
@MannDude your wireguard-ips are really clean?
We have full WireGuard automation > https://hostcram.com/wireguard-vpn
Might not work with Gemini as they block DC IP.
They have a lifetime deal for $29 on Stack Social at the moment. I was considering it but it seemed too cheap/sketchy. I might actually give it a shot now I've heard a recommendation here though:
https://www.stacksocial.com/sales/fastestvpn-lifetime-subscription-10-user-access
I suggest set up Tailscale on a VPS and set as exit node.
I'm not sure about all the random AI use cases the OP mentioned but I've been using IncogVPN in one form or another basically 24/7 for the last 2-3 years or however long it's been a thing, no problem.
I:
IP wise, the main thing is we're not using the same tired old networks as all the big dogs so they're less likely to be seen as "VPN IPs" like all the datacamp network providers.
Speed wise, you're not going to get 1Gbps down non-stop for a few dollars a month. I don't want those who will try. It's an ad/tracker/bs blocking VPN meant for normal browsing and relatively normal use cases. Not sure what exactly the OP is doing that requires 1Gbps+ down.
Been working on a big VPN overhaul. Currently been daily driving a very stable multi-hop setup in Singapore with a different DNS setup than our other ones use, but speed wise you're only going to get about 85-110Mbps down through it. Fast enough for most, the only people complaining about stuff like that are just the nerds who compare numbers with no real world need (for the most part), similar to the Yabs benchmark nerds here
Out of topic, but if you want to use VPS and get your hands dirty you can try one of this. You can use our Looking Glass or use tools like Globalping. We've participated by AS134677 https://globalping.io?measurement=25yJVNtoUznuo4hj00001zysG
Hong Kong (DC1)
Tokyo
Singapore
US
https://www.vircs.com, ATT
Using same.
Can you share the script for checking? either here or pm is fine. Thanks
bash <(curl -Ls check.unlock.media) -E en -R 0I'm doing that, although I run custom docker containers on the VPS so that I have several exit nodes which route traffic to various commercial VPN endpoints. That way my devices can be connected to my Tailnet and still use commercial VPNs at the same time.
I use IncogVPN (not my only VPN ofc) and have generally encountered far fewer captchas and IP blocks compared to bigger providers.
I'm on the $100/yr pro plan, but used the 4th anniversary promo code to get it at $56/yr and have had no complaints so far.
i recommended you ShockVPN
@ShockHosting
they have almost 15+ location (maybe)
Reddit opens in vpn for DC ips?
need a vpn/wg in United Arab Emirates
because of this usecase:
https://www.strelokpro.online/StrelokPro/android/default.asp
This turned out to be a serious mistake. They only provide one Wireguard config per account, (which they wrongly claim can be used by simultaneously by multiple devices), even though I've paid for 10 connections.
The VPN isn't bad but their Support is unbelievably shit, and now I'm going to have to do my first ever PayPal chargeback because they're only providing 10% of what I paid for and refusing to refund 🙄
It seems there may be some misunderstanding about how WireGuard configurations work.
With WireGuard, a single configuration file represents one client identity (one key pair). However, that same configuration can be used on multiple devices at the same time. You can simply import the same config into your laptop, phone, tablet, etc.
Many VPN providers only generate one WireGuard config per account, because the protocol itself does not require separate configs for every device. The number of allowed connections usually refers to how many simultaneous sessions the server allows, not how many configuration files you receive.
So having only one config file does not automatically mean you can use only one device. In most cases you can copy the same config to multiple devices and connect them simultaneously without any problem.
The only time this becomes a limitation is if the VPN server restricts one active session per key and disconnects the previous connection when a new one appears. If that is not happening, then using a single config on multiple devices should work normally.
It might be worth testing the same WireGuard config on two devices at the same time to see whether they both stay connected.