Mozilla's VPN: $4.99 a month

[RobertX]

Anyone tried this? https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/products/vpn/

[waregim]

Device-level encryption
280+ servers in 30+ countries
No bandwidth restrictions
No logging of your network activity
Connect up to 5 devices

I'm happy with my VPN for now.
But Mozilla does seem to check all the boxes: No logging; 30 Countries.

The only other possible issue is speeds, 256/512 encryption, and most important of all:
Does it do OpenVPN?
I wont use any other software or special protocols.

[Moe]

Does it do OpenVPN?
I wont use any other software or special protocols.

It's time to abandon that line of thinking. Wireguard is a better option where available.

[anonemoose]

Price is nice but I have more than 5 devices running on a VPN on my home network.

[waregim]

Wireguard seems a bit new, and possibly lacking is some useful features that OVPN acquired over the years.
Like a GUI for Win. Or complete scriptability.

Does the Win version use any Win services?

[Moe]

It is fairly new.

I don't use Windows much so I haven't evaluated its client. They have clients for more platforms than I knew existed, and a link to the source at the bottom if you prefer to roll your own.

If you haven't seen it, the official clients are here:

https://www.wireguard.com/install/

The bigger question is going to be whether or not your preferred provider uses it yet.

[coloradopirate]

Personally I didn't try, but I read an article, that Mozilla has contract with Mullvad VPN, so I am pretty sure they just rented servers of Mullvad. Anyway the best VPN is the VPN on your own server

[RobertX]

How would I manage that without spending huge sums of money to do so and still get optimum performance and without risking privacy breach?