Ivacy has completely transformed its service, and are better than ever. Ivacy now offers servers in 44+ countries, along with additional protocols. Moreover, the whole website is revamped to make navigation user-friendly and interactive.
Since its inception in the year 2007, Ivacy has made tremendous progress. With the prime focus on complete online freedom for its users, the company has come a long way in establishing itself as one of the best VPN service providers in the market.
In 2010, Ivacy was the first VPN service provider to introduce a unique feature called “Split Tunneling”. It was really a remarkable breakthrough in the VPN industry at that time, as it enabled the users to safeguard the information which matters to them the most and let other data traffic route normally through their ISP. Since then, Ivacy has made many enhancements in its system and have thousands of satisfying customers.
Ivacy has recently upgraded its overall infrastructure and has come up with massive improvements in its existing technology. It now offers high speed servers for P2P file sharing specifically and 256-bit data encryption, ensuring that the identity of our users and their online information remains super-safe.
Ivacy is compatible with each and every operating system whether it be iOS, Windows, Linux or Android. Ivacy can also be configured on devices such consoles, routers, Smart TVs, and much more. One does not have to pay more for add-ons such as NAT Firewall and DDoS protection; every such feature is included in the plan irrespective of the price/duration.
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• Negative comment • about 2 years ago • 0 replies
I got a lifetime membership for about $50 on Humble Bundle (I think). Sometimes newer VPNs do that to build a base and get their names out so they can grow. After using it for about 2 months in college, I have to say it's sorely lacking. It will just disconnect by itself sometimes while I'm still torrenting files. This shouldn't be a big problem because they do have a kill switch built in. However, it is because the kill switch usually doesn't work. Also, when I have the kill switch on and I close out of the program, it will mess with my ability to connect to wifi.
I once got an email about streaming some Russian fight through a website. I wasn't into mma, but I had a couple friends who were so I invited them over and planned to make a day out of it. When it came time, my VPN wouldn't connect to the Russian servers and we didn't watch a single minute of the fight
I got a lifetime membership for about $50 on Humble Bundle (I think). Sometimes newer VPNs do that to build a base and get their names out so they can grow. After using it for about 2 months in college, I have to say it's sorely lacking. It will just disconnect by itself sometimes while I'm still torrenting files. This shouldn't be a big problem because they do have a kill switch built in. However, it is because the kill switch usually doesn't work. Also, when I have the kill switch on and I close out of the program, it will mess with my ability to connect to wifi.
I once got an email about streaming some Russian fight through a website. I wasn't into mma, but I had a couple friends who were so I invited them over and planned to make a day out of it. When it came time, my VPN wouldn't connect to the Russian servers and we didn't watch a single minute of the fight
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