

SPN - Safing Privacy Network
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It is like a VPN on steroids! With the SPN you protect all your connections from mass surveillance. Prevent all Internet Service Providers from collecting and selling your private activities.
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- Subscription
- Open Source
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- Windows
- Linux
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nice idea but in practice it's far more time efficient to just spend the money on a proper residential VPN rather than try and configure something like this for the vast majority of users. (note not a theoretical review, i have paid for SPN before)
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I know there's a ton of VPNs out there already, but I think SPN brings something fresh to the table.
Basically, it's like a next-gen VPN built from the ground up to protect your privacy, not just tunnel your traffic somewhere else. It uses encryption and routing techniques, so no single server ever knows both who you are and what sites you're visiting. Pretty slick!
I've been testing it out the last few weeks and performance has been solid so far. Streaming video and gaming works fine for me. Latency is a bit higher than my regular ISP, but way better than Tor or free VPNs.
The setup process was super easy with their Portmaster app. Just download, login, and toggle the SPN switch. Boom, you're protected across your whole system!
One cool privacy feature is that SPN gives you a new “identity” for each app. So your browser traffic isn't linked to your game traffic or whatever. Makes it way harder for sites to track you.
If you want easy-to-use privacy beyond old school VPNs, check out SPN.
nice idea but in practice it's far more time efficient to just spend the money on a proper residential VPN rather than try and configure something like this for the vast majority of users. (note not a theoretical review, i have paid for SPN before)
Funny thing to know how they work:
After many excuses they try to refund me via Paypal. I already told them i do not have that account anymore but paypal told me it could be done.
Next i never received my money so i asked paypal. They said its not posible to refund it via them and that they bounce the refund back to Safing after a few days. (i have proof of this)
What safing did is receive the money back. Changed the status of the refund on my account to completed and not set the 99 bucks into my account.
So they basically say on paper, the refund was completed but they simply pockted the money themselves illegally.
Be warned for these kind of practices.
If someone from Austria can reply to me to which instance in Austria i can report this illegal pocketing of money please let me know.
I already send it to the ECC as well. They are currently looking into the matter on my behalf.
Extremely Alpha. Far from worth it. So many bugs, things that are simply not working and not worked out.
Its bad and not recommended to use this.
Which version was that?