I frequently rely on public wireless connections when I'm on the road, so to minimize the risk of session hijacking and packet sniffers I would like to start routing all of my connections through a private VPN.
Aside from price, what factors should one consider when shopping for VPN providers?
The six most important factors in my opinion are:
Speed - You want to make sure they can guarantee a decent speed.
limits - If they have either bandwidth or time limitations on the service, make sure it fits in to how/when you want to use the service.
Location - If you ever plan on using internet streaming services, or other sites that are region restricted, make sure you pick a VPN service located in the correct country (or has an IP for that country)
Cost - leading on from the three above, is it too cheap for what they are promising? If you are being offered 1GB uplink, no limits, in a top quality DC for 50p a month... something isn't right!
Encryption - VPN is about tunnelling a network connection, believe it or not, not all VPNs have (good) encryption, check what the maximum level they offer.
Contract terms - Unless it guarantees a lower rate and you really are happy, try to get a one month rolling contract, and possibly a trial first... You don't want to be locked in to a year contract on a rubbish service.
Check trustworthy company's vpn and must see ip changing propersly. I will suggest a browser (Tor). its good experience. I already using for lapel pin base web.
