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Fonctionnait à peu près bien jusqu'à présent, en dépit de nombreuses coupures (comme le signale Michael Good), mais a cessé de fonctionner depuis la mise à jour de janvier 18 de Microsoft pour Meltdown et Spectre. Le ticket ouvert sur leur site a donné lieu à un accusé de réception, puis... plus jamais plus rien, en dépit de plusieurs relances.
I purchased this on a deal 2 years ago. Used to be a good VPN with multiple sites to connect to. Now can only get one site to work. Don't know if this is because of the pandemic and the servers are shut down. Hopefully, the servers start working again.
When I came to this webpage I was greeted with the popup, quote: "Unfortunately, this VPN is no longer active. Their review, however, will stay up on our site as an archive for the benefit of online communities who would like to learn more about them." I am not sure why this happened. Anonvpn.io website is still there, appears to still allow placing orders, and I have had their service for over 2 years and (just checked) it is still working today. For the very low price I paid, it was a great value for P2P, but I have noticed a few issues. 1) Slow speed. I can sometimes get up to 70% of my full ISP speed but it is low to begin with, I suspect it would bottleneck more. I can get about 40Mb u/d. 2) Very, VERY limit number of servers to choose. They are color coded for (speed or load?) as green, yellow, and red. I always choose green and always connect but occasionally, usually after a day or two, get disconnected and have to reconnect. It does have a kill switch. 3) When I first joined their app was version 1.0.3. Every time it launches it checks for a new version, so I went to 1.0.4.3. This was fine, but the next time I upgraded it to 1.0.5.5, the connection became very slow. I thought it was temporary but no, I can switch back and forth between 1.0.4.3 and 1.0.5.5 and the latter is slower. I don't know why and it seems shady but I now ignore the popup for a newer version. Normally I would not put up with these issues but I received it very inexpensively through a rare promo deal and for the cost, it can't be beat. I am not stalking people or making bombs, etc (not worried about government inquiries to them) so I am not too concerned about whether it is the most secure but the leak tests I did, showed no leaks.
