proXPN review

proXPN’s apps don’t work, its website doesn’t load, its email support is unresponsive, and the support phone number is out of service — this VPN apparently no longer exists and we strongly recommend that you avoid downloading it.

- Tim Mocan, SafetyDetectives

Unless you desperately want a free VPN, we would avoid using this service. For one, it is costly, and you can get access to better security and features by paying less with other providers. Secondly, we want to see a more detailed privacy policy backed up by an independent audit.

- Madeleine Hodson, VPNSurfers

If proXPN wishes to charge the users $6.20 for the annual plan, they need to work hard. The price should only be considered justified after they solve the problems mentioned above and add more features. More attributes which provide better user control would be helpful for the users, and it also wid...

- Jay H Simmons, VPNCrew

It allows you to bypass geo-restrictions that might be in place in your country, to view all the content you like without limitations, and to do so while feeling (and being) completely secure and protected. The company offers good encryption and works on the most commonly used platforms and operatin...

- The VPN Lab

The VPN has good technical security characteristics for desktops. It doesn’t store logs and allows torrenting. However, the fact that the VPN has relevance to the USA and UK, which are the members of 5 “Eyes” (FVEY), makes the service not so reliable.

- Dean Chester, Cooltechzone