If you are using a Free VPN, the would be A LOT of users using that server, so it looks like a denial of service attack from the server’s POV.
Even when I used a paid VPN, I still have to try many servers before there is one that works.
When I used ProtonVPN, it was like 50/50 if it worked or not.
When I switched to Mullvad and now to IVPN, who have much less servers to choose from, I have to try like 7 servers before I found a working one, and so far it’s been working fine for like the past week.
Its not a new thing. I’ve noticed it since last year (when I started using VPNs).
If you are using a Free VPN, the would be A LOT of users using that server, so it looks like a denial of service attack from the server’s POV.
Even when I used a paid VPN, I still have to try many servers before there is one that works.
When I used ProtonVPN, it was like 50/50 if it worked or not.
When I switched to Mullvad and now to IVPN, who have much less servers to choose from, I have to try like 7 servers before I found a working one, and so far it’s been working fine for like the past week.
Its not a new thing. I’ve noticed it since last year (when I started using VPNs).
I use windscribe and I never really have issues.
But I had little issues with windscribe,
Proton is better
Proton always works for me. I use it to get around geo blocking.