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ExpressVPN is a paid subscription VPN service that securely tunnels your internet traffic through a remote server (operated by ExpressVPN) before it reaches its destination. Among other things, this makes it more difficult (near impossible) for people on your local network (or whatever Wi-Fi network you are connected to) to monitor your web ...
ExpressVPN also states this on the Asus router Instructions for Asuswrt-Merlin OpenVPN configuration page: "Scroll down to Advanced Settings. Set Accept DNS Configuration to Strict if you intend to use ExpressVPN on all devices connected to the router or Exclusive if you only intend to use ExpressVPN on select devices."
Go to ExpressVPN if you want to watch Netflix. (£1.99 a month / £23.88 yearly). TLDR; Express VPN is the best for everything with the fastest speeds, but the most expensive. Nord VPN is cheap but trash, their service is so overcrowded, speeds terrible, torrenting throttled and you get CAPTCHAS on every Google Search.
Revo uninstaller is The Man. I ran ExpressVPN knowing my subscription had expired; I expected to get an upgrade window. NOPE. I tried to uninstall ExpressVPN a couple of times with no luck. Then I rebooted and tried to install the new version, failed again. I even disabled the ExpressVPN services and rebooted, since they kept restarting.
You need to open the services menu in task manager and individually change startup type to manual for ExpressVPN App service, System service, as well as VPN Service. Once you've updated the startup type, end the service from the service menu and then it should keep ExpressVPN from launching on its own.
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I had ExpressVPN, Surfshark, Nord, Ipvanish, Vyper, Mullvad and Proton. ProtonVPN is def a lot faster and privacy friendly based on their company headquarters. It really all depends on the OS, your connection speed, if you’re on a mobile or WiFi network and your location distance to the Servers.
I recently started tracking download speeds for Nord, SurfShark, and ExpressVPN, and Nord consistently comes out ahead, just a hair away from 300 Mbps on average (just tracking U.S.-based servers for now). I'm currently testing over OpenVPN, but plan to set up Wireguard in the next week, and anticipate a nice boost.
ExpressVPN: ExpressVPN is known for its military-grade encryption, which keeps your online activities hidden from prying eyes. It also offers features like a Kill Switch and DNS leak protection, ensuring that your information stays confidential. Similar to Exitlag, ExpressVPN adheres to a strict no-logs policy, further enhancing your privacy.
I have an Asus RT-AX86U and yesterday I ordered ExpressVPN. I was able to set it up easily enough, downloading the .ovpn file from ExpressVPN. When I do an IP look up, my IP address shows the city of the server I have been selecting. I live in Canada, and I have been selecting Canadian servers...