AirVPN Review

AirVPN is well-known in the VPN community for its privacy-focused service. Their no-logging policy, their open sources apps, and the refusal to use PPTP advice and L2TP/IPsec are just one of the ways they value your privacy. Their server network is small and their user interface is a little difficult to navigate.

The AirVPN desktop client resembles something that was created in the Windows 98 era and is specifically designed for those who are comfortable with changing a multitude of settings and features that are accessible in the menus. It can be a little intimidating for the user with no technical knowledge but if you have the time and desire to learn, it’s among our most popular VPNs.

AirVPN’s trial of three days is more generous than the other trials. Then you can choose the plan that’s best suited to your needs. Plans can range from three months up to six months or two years. You can also get lifetime subscriptions. You can pay for your subscription using various options, including PayPal credit cards, debit cards, and even Bitcoin.

AirVPN has just 200 servers located in 23 countries. It is very secure and provides excellent DNS leak protection. Its policy of no-logging will be a good option for those who are concerned about their privacy. They make this a priority by offering cryptocurrency as a payment option and allow temporary email addresses.