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What is a good VPN that is free and doesn't have ads like hotspot shield? 

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I honestly don't know if there are any. Good and free don't usually go together. If you do find a decent one, it is probably likely to have speed limits or data limits. Otherwise it will have ads. I'm interested to know if there are any though.

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I honestly don't know if there are any. Good and free don't usually go together. If you do find a decent one, it is probably likely to have speed limits or data limits. Otherwise it will have ads.

 

I don't need it that fast, because I have like 3 down

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telus

ok, this is a top secret number, call it after 9 AM tomorrow and ask them for a new IP.

1-866-558-2273

if they call u dumb, unplug your modem and plug it back in again.

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I don't need it that fast, because I have like 3 down

 

 I am guessing now but I'd be very surprised if you'd 3mbps from a free VPN. I'd say you'd be lucky to get 1mbps.

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Tunnel Bear. 

TunnelBear is a good vpn imo. Every month you get a 500MB cap and if you tweet about their service you get 1GB extra (repeatable every month).

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Hola extension for Chrome?

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Personally I use OpenVPN and PPTP solutions like: http://freevpn.me/ & http://www.vpnbook.com/.

Awful latency and some packet loss, but there's no bandwidth limit of any kind.

If I need a VPN for gaming or other purposes that require low latency, I'd go for services like Hotspot Shield.

Hola-extensions/addons is always installed and synced up in Chrome and Firefox. Mainly to unblock sites that's not available in my region.

 

Tor might also become handy sometimes.

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I use OLIVE , its free and have really good features and not even a single Ad, I am quite comfortable with it , hope you find it helpful :) 
( LINK : http://getolive.org/ )

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