SkyVPN review

A former free VPN that recently introduced paid plans. These paid plans made no difference, as the company’s business model remains the same. Its privacy policy tells us that it stores a significant amount of logs, which will violate your privacy in a blink of an eye. Not all is negative about this...

- MonkeyPrivacy

As far as encryption goes, SkyVPN uses the best, offering 256-bit AES encryption alongside all the underlying protocols. The company is also very up-front about not keeping logs.The main complaints about SkyVPN center around the low number of server countries and their dismal customer support. And t...

- Chase Williams, WizCase

SkyVPN’s server network is severely limited. The results of our speed test were very disappointing, placing SkyVPN among the slowest of the VPNs we tested so far. DNS leak testing is another crucial area where SkyVPN fails to impress. One of the basic functions of a VPN is to enable its users to sta...

- The VPN Lab

A light, free VPN that uses ads to make money. With over 500 servers available, SkyVPN is the perfect free VPN for those who need to bypass light restrictions, like in a school or on public WiFi. However, you need to complete tasks in order to get access to the full VPN with unlimited bandwidth.

- Ariel Hochstadt, vpnMentor

SkyVPN could be better – a lot better. The VPN provides a very lacking amount of servers and offers extremely slow internet speeds. They claim to provide a secure connection, but our tests showed us our DNS was still visible. There’s a lot of room for improvement for SkyVPN; they seem to lack the fu...

- Jamie Cambell, Go Best VPN