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J'ai choisi Vpn.ac suite à une review sérieuse faite par un geek (non sponsorisé) il y a maintenant 2 ans. Je n'ai jamais de problèmes, vitesse et fiabilité bien meilleures que chez mon ancien fournisseur (dans le top 3 des VPN), avec un VRAI kill switch qui coupe tout et qui n'a encore jamais eu l'occasion de se déclencher par lui-même, car pas une coupure. J'ai déménagé 3 fois et suis passé par l'adsl, la fibre et maintenant avec la 4G avec toujours des performances excellentes.
I've been using VPN.ac since 2018. It has worked very well from China, and has not had lengthy dropouts, especially during 'sensitive' periods, unlike one of my friends using a different VPN. Regarding support, I sent a ticket two days ago, and unusually, no response so far. Alex, always Alex, has responded within a few hours in the past. As an Arch Linux users, the app does not work, since it is a Debian-based package, but using Network Manager has not been a problem. Leak tests show that there are no DNS leaks, so I am please with that. The browser extension can be used as a fallback if app connections get slow and system-wide VPN is not necessary. As an aside, change your DNS settings. I changed mine to Quad9.
Using VPN.ac since 2017, their service has been top-notch, it's like a boutique hotel, very private and exclusive service, Works perfectly with Netflix US, FR, and Hotstar/disney+ on all their servers. WireGurard connections super fast. Servers never overcrowded constant speed. Recently I tried All beautiful Nordvpn, very well polished, good client service but all copy-paste response, Fast connection but the most speed drops and it doesn't work with Hotstar/disney+ I ask them why they said their tech didn't figure out yet. so I had to ask for a refund.
