Ivacy VPN: Lifetime Subscription (10 Devices)

This Ivacy service is not working on Egypt and they insist to use only 5 sites out of their claim of hudge world wide coverage, going back to Seed4.me

Ivacy VPN works fine on my MacBook Air but does NOT work on iOS devices iPhone or iPad Mini. I tried everything Ivacy support recommended but connections immediately dropped very time with all locations and protocols in both US and Taiwan. I spent a LOT of time trying to get it to work.

It is ok. Nothing great about it. It is ok. Nothing great about it. It is ok. Nothing great about it.

This is a great value for price of the product... having 10 devices to use lifetime with VPN is great.

I like the commitment to privacy, the wide variety of devices supported and the innovative router configuration. However, the lack of a kill switch for Mac devices is a SERIOUS issue that absolutely needs to be fixed, and claiming they support Kodi when they only support one obscure OS designed for KODI (but exclude all of the Android boxes that most people use) borders on false advertising.

Coming from Windscribe the only reason why I bought this was that I now have more than 5 devices to connect top the VPN so my Windscribe lifetime was not enough. Let me tell you my experience with Ivacy: - Their client app seems like a toy with 5 options 5 and full of bugs - Their support is really amazing and they kept up with and my 1000 questions. They are relatively competent even at 1st level and they always answer immediately via the chat. - This very lifetime comes with free port mapping (unique as far as I can tell as all the other VPN providers charge for this - The quick win to connect to Ivacy is to (listen carefully): use the Windscribe client! Yes you read right. Windscribe VPN client is free and open surce with 100 function and extremely stable. The split tunneling in/out subnet/app is alone a very good reason to use it. Ask the support via chat the relevant .ovpn file. There are two set of servers one supporting port forwarding the other not. The former is slower but you can map a port. I still I get 50Mbps and the port forwarding allows me to connect to many more sources which is what I needed personally. If you have multiple clients the system is clever enough to know what port is opened on what device and redirect accordingly. - Wireguard only works with the Ivacy client but you will not need it at these speeds. Also they don't give you the config file like they do for .ovpn. - for port forwarding you need two steps: Enable the port you need on their portal AND allow the port through your firewall (public interface) on your device. - the listener.exe given by the support is just simulating an app you will not need it really if you have your app open on the right port. All in all it's a round 4 stars