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Ivacy is torrent-friendly (we tried using P2P on three sample servers and it works just fine). Ivacy VPN is based out of Singapore. Singapore is not a member of Five Eyes, Nine Eyes, or Fourteen Eyes surveillance jurisdictions. Here's something you won't find with every VPN: free cloud storage. Not only does Ivacy VPN offer this little perk, but it offers a whopping 2TB worth of storage.With any subscription, you'll be able to switch between an unlimited number of servers and connect up to 5-10 devices simultaneously. While this isn't as many as some VPNs out there that let you have twelve, or even an unlimited number of devices connected simultaneously, five should be enough for most users. You can manually configure Ivacy VPN on just about any device. If you prefer connecting through your browser, you'll be able to enter an Ivacy VPN network using their Chrome and Firefox browser extensions. Offers dedicated IP address with port forwarding (server hosting, easier Internet access etc.) 1.99 a month in 12 countries

• Number of servers: 3,500+
• Number of countries: 100+
• Platforms supported: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, routers, Chrome, Firefox, Edge Fire Stick, Android TV
• Split tunneling: Yes
• Kill switch: Yes
• Supported protocols: OpenVPN, IKEv2, L2TP, PPTP, IPSec
• Country of registration: Singapore
• Support: Articles, email, live chat
• Log in on 5-10 devices simultaneously
• Accepts anonymous payment methods
• 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Ivacy VPN Vs. ExpressVPN

ExpressVPN is a popular VPN with a lot of similarities to Ivacy VPN. For instance, VPN. Ivacy VPN has over 3,500 servers in 100 locations. ExpressVPN has around the same number, though its servers are spread out in 150 locations. Fortunately, neither Ivacy VPN or ExpressVPN is part of an international surveillance alliance like Five Eyes, and both are based out of countries known to have strong privacy laws (Singapore and the British Virgin Islands, respectively).

	Ivacy VPN	ExpressVPN
Data Logging	No	No
Kill Switch	Yes	Yes
Split Tunneling	Yes	Yes
Netflix	Yes	Yes
Torrenting	Yes	Yes
IP Addresses	Shared IP with other users, or dedicated IP w/additional payment	Shared IP addresses w/other users, regularly rotated

Both VPNs have adequate privacy policies proving their no data logging claims. Only ExpressVPN has a kill switch on Mac and iOS, a feature I believe to be essential. You should be able to stream from Netflix and torrent files with both VPNs. Both VPNs have split tunneling, so you can access a private and a public network simultaneously, except on Macs and iOS for Ivacy VPN.

In terms of IP addresses, Ivacy VPN and ExpressVPN both offer anonymous IP addresses that are shared with other users, making it hard to trace the activity to a certain user. If you are looking to have your own dedicated IP address, then only Ivacy VPN offers that, with an additional monthly fee. This could be useful if you want a VPN for business purposes.

Now that we've gone over how ExpressVPN and Ivacy VPN's features compare, let's talk about which is faster. ExpressVPN proved to be faster on both my Mac and Windows computers, although Ivacy VPN remained fast enough for me to download big files quickly and to watch Netflix in HD without buffering problems. Since both ExpressVPN and Ivacy VPN offer free trials, if I were you, I would test both and see which is faster on your network. Overall, these are both top choices for VPNs, but I'd recommend ExpressVPN over Ivacy VPN. I mainly use a Mac, so lack of a kill switch and using a weaker IKEv1 protocol was too much for me, even though Ivacy VPN is significantly cheaper.





Ivacy NAT Firewall Free Add-On: Lifetime Subscription
Block Malicious Scans & Connection Requests From Hacking Threats

Take your Ivacy VPN protection to the next level with a proactive anti-hacking solution. While hackers regularly scan the Web for unprotected devices to tap into, Ivacy's NAT Firewall lets you give them the boot by blocking unrequested inbound traffic, exploits, and bad data packets while you're connected to Ivacy. NAT Firewall is operated directly from Ivacy's servers, so you won't need to any additional software; and you can enjoy a ton of other benefits, including protection from OS security leakages, load distribution, and more.

• Block scans & requests from hackers trying to tap into unprotected devices
• Protect all of your devices w/ no additional configuration or software required
• Prevent hackers & bots from installing malware and stealing your personal information
• Conserve address space via port multiplexing
• Enjoy greater flexibility w/ load distribution & readdressing
• Kill anonymous traffic & stay protected w/ OpenVPN L2TP and PPTP protocols

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