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http://vpnspeedtest.org/ http://vpnspeedtest.org/ tests over 20 VPN services to find the maximum speed of each VPN from 8 locations around the world. ThatOnePr
by vpnspeedtest 10y ago
http://vpnspeedtest.org/ http://vpnspeedtest.org/ tests over 20 VPN services to find the maximum speed of each VPN from 8 locations around the world.
ThatOnePrivacyGuy should use their open source speed test tool instead as the tests are verifiable (unlike his tests from a single location which nobody can reproduce).
- jlgaddis 10y agoI don't see a "disclaimer/disclosure" (kinda standard practice around here) so I assume your username is entirely coincidental?
- gduplessy 10y agoHis post history points to the contrary eh
- jessaustin 10y agoThe 'name and the link are less than a centimeter apart on one's screen. That seems enough to clue in most readers?
- jlgaddis 10y agoIt was mere chance that I noticed it at all. I normally don't (consciously) pay much attention to usernames. "GOOGLE CEO" could reply to me and I probably wouldn't notice it so the disclaimers are a nice addition, IMO.
- jagermo 10y agoplus, the OP talks in the third person "should use their serivce", so it is a little misleading.
- okbake 10y agoYeah, it's not so subtle. But then again: > ThatOnePrivacyGuy should use their open source speed test tool instead Using their instead of our makes it sound like there is no affiliation.
- smartbit 10y agovpnspeedtest.org probably only tests download speed but doesn't state it clearly. I use one of the listed vpn-providers and the upload speed of it is heavily throttled in a saw-tooth manner from 0,2 Mbit to 1.2Mbit, nowhere near the 50Mbit that vpnspeedtest.org lists for my hometown & PureVPN. After my ISP worked on their network, I got a new ip-address and PureVPN initially limited upload to 2Mbit, but the next day it was back to the saw-tooth behavior.