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One benefit of port forwarding is that torrents work properly when it's configured. You may be able to download some things without it, but not as many things will be accessible, you can't seed anything, and your ratios will suck.
That's not the only thing I use it for, but the lack of port forwarding was why I left mullvad.
Any suggestions?
I checked out IVPN but apparently they disabled that feature as well.
Is proton the only well regarded vpn that still supports it?
AirVPN is excellent
azirevpn.com is the one I'm on at the moment. Dunno if it's well-regarded but it seems good enough for my purposes. As well as Proton there's also Airvpn. If all you need it for is torrents then getting a seedbox is another option.
Seed boxes don’t do as well to hide your privacy as a vpn
Private Internet Access still has it
Edit: People got issues with PIA? I've been using it for years and it works brilliantly while still being one of the cheapest on the market.
They're owned by a sketchy company. Worth looking into, but the general advice is to stay far and wide away from Kape Technologies.
I remember the purchase a few years back but PIA was still proven to not keep logs and be just as secure, no?
Might be the case, and most probably true. But not a risk I'm taking, also not giving that company my money.
I use PIA, and have for years as well. My only complaint is they semi-promised they'd have a WireGuard config file available years ago, and we're still waiting.
But as long as you can run their client, you can utilize WG, and it's still the cheapest option that offers no logs, split tunneling, port forwarding.
Which are you using now?