Hi
I cant find any topic on witch VPN services to use.
I want to use OpenVPN. I have been using some of the free VPN services... But I am thinking of paying for a more stable VPN connection.
I have been looking in to PIA and NordVPN. Does any one have thoughts or experiences?
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I would use a VPS provider. Digital Ocean for example.

Digital Ocean seams like mainly a cloud services, and I can't find anything about logs. Private Internet access Pia and nordvpn keeps no log and have good openvpn support. I am a bit concerned about piano. They are US based, and I don't know if I can trust the no logs. Nordvpn is based in Panama... Don't known if that is any better... J

I didn't know that you're looking for a VPN for privacy reasons.

Maybe an "Offshore" VPS is a solution, but I don't know how trustworthy those providers are ...

You can check out the detail of Purevpn (Hong Kong) based, they have loads of servers in 100+ countries and support Linux and offer 5 simultaneous connection... read review of PureVPN http://www.bestvpnprovider.com/purevpn-review hope you like it

PureVPN keeps logfiles of the ips you used and the times you connected to the service. NO logs - thanks

You can try IPVAnish. It is the only VPN Providers which has Tier 1 Network. And they clearly mention in their policy that they did not keep logs of any type. If you want complete detail about IPVanish than you can read this article. http://www.vpnranks.com/ipvanish-review/

hide my ass is so good.
i am use this many times.

I also like hide my ass, but I want to find another one. I found the review of nordvpn https://topvpnchoice.com/nordvpn-reviews/ and it seems quite good. What do think, is it reliable?

Model citizen zero discipline is out side USA jurisdiction.

Panama registry.
Highly rated.

I've been using nordVPN for over a year, and it's been great.

And they now have a Linux client you can install, but ignore the first of their instructions, cuz it doesn't work. Instead just download the .deb file and double-click to let your package manager install it.

But you have to finish with

sudo apt update

and

sudo apt install nordvpn (why this again, I'm not clear)

Then you can login and connect from the CLI, but it won't show in your "Network Connections"

It's actually much harder than configuring a bunch of vpn servers in Network Connections because I couldn't find an easy way to automate the login. Not that good at scripting yet.

I use VPNLifeguard as my kill-switch, and it doesn't like the new client. So I'm staying the old way.

VPNLifeguard is at

https://github.com/Philippe734/VPN-L...er/Linux/1.0.4

and it needs Gambas3 latest to run.

Brilliant kill-switch

i use privateinternetaccess. PIA vpn.
three years contract cost me 80$

they have browser plug-in and linux support.

@anarobinson

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Consider ProtonVPN. Based in Switzerland, founded by former CERN employees, and:
Disclaimer: I don't use a VPN and have no experience with Proton.

Personally, my favorite is Cyberghost. But I have tried securitykiss, mullvad and a couple more over the years to test out.

@trxtr, you say you wanna use openvpn protocol, I am not sure if command line is your jam, but take a look at this howto for CLI based instructions.

Note: Not endorsing any provider, feel free to shop/test around !!