OpenVPN
OpenVPN provides flexible VPN solutions to secure your data communications, whether it's for Internet privacy, remote access for employees, securing IoT, or for networking Cloud data centers.
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Our users have written 11 comments and reviews about OpenVPN, and it has gotten 661 likes
- Developed by OpenVPN Technologies, Inc.
- Open Source and Freemium product.
- Subscription that costs between $60 and $1250.
- Average rating of 3.1
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- robros liked OpenVPN
- Guest reviewed OpenVPNGuIt is installed on all mobile devices - laptops, and Android and iOS-phones. One click, and I can have in any public wifi network a secure tunnel to my homenetwork, thereby surfing the net protected by my firewall and kept ad-free by PiHole.
- ofernandofilo liked OpenVPN
Used by many VPN clients (apps and routers alike) underhood, it has been the standard for many years as the de facto protocol for VPN, an alternative that is promising faster speeds and better performance but is currently new is WireGuard.
It is installed on all mobile devices - laptops, and Android and iOS-phones. One click, and I can have in any public wifi network a secure tunnel to my homenetwork, thereby surfing the net protected by my firewall and kept ad-free by PiHole.
This piece of software is the least user-friendly one you can get for Windows platform.
Unless you are majored in computer science you will 100% fail to make it work.
The so called "manuals" are basicly a specifications, list of features without any step by step instruction of how to make it work.
It seems that this extreme un-userfriendliness and the links to the product are hidden from their website is done on purpose, to push everyone to buy their uncompetitive commercial version of the product (which also requires your CVV code before you even install the product, which is at least suspicious)
save your time and ignore OpenVPN
Nice app
It takes creating an online profile to use it - this makes the whole idea of anonymization obsolete
It's open source. It's cross platform and it's easy to use/configure
the downloaded package has another name, PrivateTunnel something,
that force new users to give them your CVV code in order to use 7 day free trial
the information given in this page is not match with the product available by proceeding the link attached
Hi choomaque.
Private Tunnel is a freemium service provided by OpenVPN and sponsored on their homepage.
I have just changed the Official website link to the Community Software which is opensource :)
Reply written over 4 years ago