Newshosting vpn manual download#

Newshosting vpn manual download#

We were able to snag download speeds around 20-30 Mbps when connecting and hopping around different servers (for both download and upload speeds). We have good expectations from Newshosting VPN in the speed area, and they didn’t surprise us in the least: Newshosting VPN has speeds matching the best VPNs out there. This can theoretically (and easily) be put together to create a personal profile and link the activity to the user. Ideally, a VPN (particularly one marketed as zero logs) shouldn’t log any kind of data, but Newshosting logs sessions, including a user’s “approximate” location, IP address, date and time logged in, cookies and web beacons. Theoretically, they could use their Privacy Policy as legal justification to snoop on user’s data since it might give them the right to do so. Newhosting VPN’s claim of zero logs can easily be contested. This is where Newshosting VPN might lose the most points in our review. One good thing is the ability to choose between the protocols you want – this is helpful since many users know best about their needs and what trade-offs they’re willing to make, which might not be the case in VPNs where the protocol is selected for you (or only one is available). One noticeable absence on that list is the oft-used and widely-utilized kill switch that VPNs include to make sure that a connection drop doesn’t leave your actual identity exposed. Newshosting VPN has a solid array of different ways to protect your browsing, namely: Indeed, the product is proudly marketed as a “zero log VPN”. Newshosting VPN is known, just like its actual Usenet provider parent company Newhosting, for its focus on security. It’s a good marketing plan, but is it good enough to justify the added cost?

The VPN is primarily offered to users as an incentive to purchase the Usenet services of Newshosting.

However, just how reliable is Newhosting as a VPN service, viz-a-viz speed and security? This Newshosting VPN review aims to find out.