Your experiences with Perfect Privacy

I've been happy with the service thus far. The Mac beta app is coming along. While the app lacks the visual refinement of most Mac apps, it works and that's all I really care about.

My only major suggestion...Please add servers in San Francisco!

 

I think PP is the best in many aspects. But there should be more tutorials for Not-an-expert users. Along with Blog should be having information about Protocols and VPN technologies. In terms of Service, more server locations needed to beat other VPNs in market. All platforms Apps should have killswitch and firewall functions if possible. There are newer encryption methods emerging based on quantum computing , may be employed.

 

Price reduction is required. offer some sale or discount. VPN over TOR should be added. Mullvad is offering some good offerings which can be added to PP also. Live chat support should be added. Customer base can be increased by offering free trial.

 

@BruceWayne I think you're with the wrong VPN provider. Why you just don't go to Mullvad if they are so much better?

 

1.tonight I clicked on an advertisement on a news site page and my country of origin was shown in the merchants reply re post charges.
2.Google knew my private number when I was attempting to gain access to another gmail account.
3.whenever I try to change server , code name and password are frequently not authorised even when copied from email from PP.
4.definitely unhappy with PP -advising all my friends to avoid it as if it had the plague.

 

@carlia:
Which browser are you using?

 

If your browser have localization enabled, then using a VPN is useless.
PP is fine and work as intended for everyone, they can't protect you from your own mistakes.

 

https://www.thewindowsclub.com/disable-geolocation-browsers

Google Chrome

1. Select the Chrome Menu Button (⋮ or ≡)
2. Select Settings
3. Scroll down and select Advanced
4. Under Privacy and Security, select Content settings…
5. Navigate to the Location section
6. Click the slider for Ask before accessing (Recommended)

Mozilla Firefox

1. In the URL bar, enter about:config
2. You will see a „This might void your warranty“ warning. Click I accept the risk!
3. In the search bar, enter geo.enabled
4. Double click on the geo.enabled preference so that the value becomes false

Microsoft Internet Explorer

1. Select the Gear Icon
2. Select Internet Options
3. Select the Privacy tab
4. Under „Location“, check the box for Never allow websites to request your physical location
5. Next to the box for „Never allow websites to request your physical location“, select Clear Sites to remove old sites which have access to your physical location

Microsoft Edge

1. On your Windows 10 Desktop, hit Win + A to open Action Center
2. Select All Settings > Privacy > Location
3. Click the Location Service slider to turn it off
4. Scroll down to Location History
5. Under Clear history on this device, click Clear

Apple Safari

1. Select Safari in the top left corner of the browser
2. Select Preferences…
3. In the Privacy tab, under Website Tracking, make sure Prevent cross-site tracking and Ask websites not to track me are checked

Opera

1. In the URL bar, enter about:config
2. On the left-side menu bar, select Websites
3. Scroll down to Location and selectDo not allow any site to track my physical location

 

I wasn't saying that Mullvad is better. Btw it's (page) for suggestions and not for bringing other down. Learn some manners.

 

@carlia

Normally an double hop could bypass an standard ip tracker try it

Otherwise an vpn is no guarantee to hide ur ip if u havent hardened ur browser a little bit.

There dozens of how tos out there.

Like this: https://www.eff.org/de/deeplinks/20...t-your-privacy-your-internet-service-provider

Regards

 

@moejoe

carlia is pissed and gives no answer, so "vergebene Liebesmüh".
Dont' werf your perls on the Säue...

 

The problem is, that every vpn provider doesnt admit the fact that u have to do deep dive in with privacy a little bit ifuf want to go below the radar level of anonymity/privacy.

Of couse they offer some howtos after u regstistered. But the normal user just as carlia doesnt want to study things like that.
But this is the Business

Regards

 

@moejoe
Rechtschreibung or something like that? Is that possible?

 

@bohumil

u aint got no other problems dude eh ? ... so ridiculus

this is not an spell grammar forum

regards

 

Forum non est latinus, britannicus est : "ridiculous" verum est...
Problems, what problems?

#covfefe?

 

I am a new user, I only used it for a couple of days, but was enough to make an idea.

I love the features, I chosen PP instead of different VPNs, mostly for the Traffic filter, but got more then that.
I appreciate the cascade VPN and the Neuro Routing.

Your Mac app is not the most intuitive and easy to use.
You do not have a two factor authentication on the account and I can't set my own password. (TFA to log in the members area, with what ever password you set, and a different user and password for VPN authentication)

In the end I think it is not the right time for me with PP, the speed is too low, when you will have better speed I will be back.
I am connecting from Spain, where you do not have a server, I am sure that affects the speed, but I can't work with this speed, I can barely get above 40 mb / s, and I have a 500mb fiber connection installed.

I will get one more year from a faster VPN and try again your services in one year.
I would definitely miss all your features, but the speed is an important factor for me.

 

I have been very happy with PP so far. But the last few weeks I am facing many problems regarding TrackStop effectiveness and blacklisted IPs. So you pay for something you do not get. For one of the most expensive VPN on the market it not acceptable.

Unfortunately the customer service - depends who you are talking to - is not very customer centric. And some people just do not like when you bring problems on the table. It is not anymore what it's used to be.

 

MUCHISSIMAS GRACIAS!