Cyber Gohst

Works fine. The service is very easy to use. Intuitive and fast set up with a strong support system. You can be superficial or dive deeper into the options and surf the way you want to surf.

I recommend. Simple for use Not use particularly CPU resource. Easy to use Co-life with Norton security or another software antivirus Possibility to change the city connect And testing website The best product for me.

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Please type an email. Ranked 3rd out of VPNs. Visit website. Short on Time? But it had trouble accessing others like Amazon Prime Video.

Find the full test results here. Speeds are generally fast, with exceptions. My connection really quick when I used servers close to home, but slowed down when I used international servers.

You can see my full speed test results here. Strong security measures keep you safe and anonymous. CyberGhost has all the standard security features, including bit encryption, no logs, and a kill switch.

I discovered that it has some additional, advanced features, too like an ad blocker, split tunneling, and HTTPs protection. Take a look at my full security run-down below.

Bypasses firewalls and geoblocks. Easy-to-use apps make it a great VPN for beginners. Its day money-back guarantee lets you try it out risk-free.

The refund process is quick I got my money back 5 business days after I asked for it back. Pro Tip: For unlimited simultaneous connections, install CyberGhost on your router.

Your router is considered a single connection, so all of the other WiFi-connected devices in your household can stay protected at once.

Ease of Use 9. Pricing 9. Get Started Now. The Bottom Line. You can also use its free but very limited browser extensions to take it for a test run.

CyberGhost even works with less popular Netflix regions like Spain and Japan. Money Back Guarantee Days : Mobile app :. Number of devices per license : 7.

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I also loaded the "ghost" on two iPhones and an iPad. I cannot testify to the quality of their security levels I haven't hired a reputable hacker to break into my system so I'll leave this at the user observation of "it loads good" and wish you all a good evening.

Thanks again for the product. If I get hacked and my life is ruined I'll try to get back online and lower the rating of my post, but until then Thanks for the feedback and the rating.

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Nov 11, Version 8. Ratings and Reviews See All. A location picker lists all servers, along with their distance and current load. You can filter this to display servers optimized for streaming or torrents, and a Favorites system makes it easy to build your own custom list.

Right-clicking CyberGhost's system tray icon also displays all the available servers, with submenus for torrenting, streaming and your favorites.

You can opt to choose, switch and close connections without ever bothering with the main client interface.

Options start with a Connection Features panel, where you can enable privacy features including blocking for ads, trackers and malicious websites.

When we turned on the ad blocker and accessed an ad-packed UK newspaper site, for instance, our browser made requests, downloaded 5MB of content and took 43 seconds to fully load.

When we disabled CyberGhost's ad blocker and switched to uBlock Origin, the same page made requests, transferred KB of data and loaded in 3 seconds.

A Smart Rules panel is far more useful, and gives you an unusual level of control over how the client works.

Most VPNs have an option to launch when Windows starts, for instance, but CyberGhost also allows you to connect to your preferred server, and automatically launch a particular app, such as your default browser in incognito mode.

There's even more flexibility in the Wi-Fi Protection panel, where CyberGhost allows you to decide exactly what happens when you connect to new networks.

You can have the client automatically connect to the VPN if the network is insecure, for instance; never connect if it's encrypted; perform custom actions for specific networks always protect at home, never protect at work , or simply ask you what to do.

The surprises continue everywhere you look. App Protection can automatically connect you to a specific VPN location when you open an app, for instance.

No need to remember to enable the VPN before you use your torrent client — just leave CyberGhost to do it for you. There's another handy touch in the Exceptions feature, where you can build a list of websites which won't be passed through the tunnel.

If a streaming site is only accessible to users in your country, add it to CyberGhost's Exceptions and it'll never be blocked, no matter which VPN location you're using.

If this sounds too complex, and maybe you're only after the VPN basics, no problem; it can all be safely ignored. You'll never even see it unless you go looking.

But if you'd like to fine-tune the service, optimize it to suit your needs, CyberGhost gives you a mix of options and opportunities you'll rarely see elsewhere.

Our tests showed the kill switch worked very well. That's a tough test, but CyberGhost passed it without difficulty. We did spot a single issue: if the client failed to connect to our VPN server at all, it told us it had enabled the kill switch, but this hadn't worked.

We were still able to access the web as usual. That's misleading, and might leave you thinking you're protected when your system is still leaking data.

CyberGhost's iOS app is far simpler than its desktop cousins, with much less functionality and a relatively basic interface.

By default, it connects to your nearest server, but you can also browse a list of locations. Tapping a location displays server load information, including the number of connected users, and you can save specific locations to a Favorites list.

We also like the control it gives you over what to do when you access particular networks. Launch the app, for instance, and it displays the nearest wifi network name.

Tap this and you can specify whether you want CyberGhost to automatically protect it in future, or prompt you to decide each time.

And the app can save the appropriate actions for all the networks you use regularly, so it knows exactly what to do at home, work, the coffee shop or the library.

The Android app also has beta WireGuard support and automatic protection for specific networks, but that's just the start - it has almost as many features as the desktop build.

There's a Favorites list for storing your most commonly accessed locations, for instance, which is especially handy on a mobile device where it's less convenient to find items on a lengthy list.

The app includes desktop client's ability to use a random port when connecting to the VPN, a simple trick which might help bypass VPN blocking.

Split tunneling is probably the highlight, allowing you to decide which apps use the VPN and which don't, in just a few clicks.

The app includes many of the connection extras you'll see with the desktop build, too: ad and tracker blocking, data compression, and URL filtering to keep you away from malicious websites.

There's also support for domain fronting, a clever technique which bypasses some VPN blocking by directing key CyberGhost traffic through a content delivery network CDN.

We didn't test this but we're happy to know it's available and curious why it's not included in the Windows client.

The iOS app may be a little underpowered, then, but the Android edition has more features than most, and we're happy to see beta WireGuard support.

There's still room for improvement, but the apps are definitely heading in the right direction. Hand over the cash and you'll get a unique IP address for your use only, reducing the chance that you'll be blocked by sites for other people's bad behavior, and allowing you to access IP-restricted business networks while using the VPN.

Sign up for the scheme and you're able to choose your preferred location from a small list: Montreal, Frankfurt, Paris, London, Manchester, Chicago and New York.

We pasted this into the Windows app, and our dedicated IP became available from the location picker.

Although this may sound like a hassle, there's a good reason for the scheme. CyberGhost doesn't associate the IP with our account, which ensures it remains as anonymous as a regular VPN IP address; the company has no way to connect any web action to a particular account.

This does leave some scope for problems. In particular, if you lose your IP token, there's no way to get it back because CyberGhost doesn't know what it was.

But that's no surprise, and the company does its best to help, for example automatically generating and downloading a plain text file containing your token as soon as it's allocated.