I’m thinking about paying for a VPN, I currently don’t use one.

I’d like to use Mullvad but they don’t seem to have regional prices, while Proton does.

I wonder if Proton is still a reliable option, Proton is 60% cheaper in my country, probably because regional pricing (but I didn’t check if it’s really the case).

If anyone has any other suggestion I’d like to hear it.

  • Broken@lemmy.ml
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    23 hours ago

    Both options are good. I think for the most part it boils down to wanting a single product or suite of products.

    While you certainly can get just one proton service, the idea of having an easy entry point into multiple privacy focused solutions is what they are going for.

    The pro argument for that is cheaper overall, simpler to get into and mange, etc. The con argument is an eggs in one basket philosophy isn’t ideal because you can have a single point of failure. This is all subjective to your personal threat model.