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FastestVPN: Lifetime VPN Service Subscription (15 Multi Logins)

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FastestVPN has Lifetime VPN Service Subscription w/ Internxt 2TB Cloud Storage + PassHulk (15 Multi Logins) on sale for $16.60 when you apply coupon code SPECIAL2020 at checkout.

Thanks to community member JayIQ for finding this deal.

All Plans Include:
  • Internet Kill Switch
  • P2P Optimized Servers
  • Free Malware Protection
  • Free NAT Firewall
  • Free Adblocker
  • 256-bit AES Encryption
  • 15 Multi Logins
  • Unlimited Server Switching
  • 24/7 support via Live Chat

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This is a limited time deal. With FastestVPN, connect up to 15 devices simultaneously with just one account.

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FastestVPN has Lifetime VPN Service Subscription w/ Internxt 2TB Cloud Storage + PassHulk (15 Multi Logins) on sale for $16.60 when you apply coupon code SPECIAL2020 at checkout.

Thanks to community member JayIQ for finding this deal.

All Plans Include:
  • Internet Kill Switch
  • P2P Optimized Servers
  • Free Malware Protection
  • Free NAT Firewall
  • Free Adblocker
  • 256-bit AES Encryption
  • 15 Multi Logins
  • Unlimited Server Switching
  • 24/7 support via Live Chat

Editor's Notes

Written by persian_mafia | Staff
This is a limited time deal. With FastestVPN, connect up to 15 devices simultaneously with just one account.

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Jan 21, 2022 12:12 AM
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Deal HoundJan 21, 2022 12:12 AM
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Quote from krew790 :
Meh seems like a sketchy company after this review https://www.reddit.com/r/vpnrevie...pn_review/ [reddit.com]
I've heard that many VPN services are run by state intelligence agencies.
Jan 21, 2022 1:20 AM
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VegasGuy89183Jan 21, 2022 1:20 AM
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Quote from Deal Hound :
I've heard that many VPN services are run by state intelligence agencies.
Fair point. That's a real possibility.

It is also equally possible that there are those on SD who work for the entertainment industry, or the software industry, or a government agency, that want to discourage anyone from being able to hide their identity and will say anything to discourage people from getting any VPN whatsoever. Especially a VPN like FastestVPN that is based in the Cayman Islands, whose privacy laws put FastestVPN beyond the reach of those entities.
Jan 21, 2022 3:07 AM
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Deal HoundJan 21, 2022 3:07 AM
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Quote from VegasGuy89183 :
Fair point. That's a real possibility.

It is also equally possible that there are those on SD who work for the entertainment industry, or the software industry, or a government agency, that want to discourage anyone from being able to hide their identity and will say anything to discourage people from getting any VPN whatsoever. Especially a VPN like FastestVPN that is based in the Cayman Islands, whose privacy laws put FastestVPN beyond the reach of those entities.
Maybe. But wouldn't those guys (at least the government ones) be pushing you to use their own VPN service? That way all your juicy data would be conveniently funneled right through their VPN servers. What they really hate is the proliferation of HTTPS. Or maybe they don't. We may never know.
Jan 21, 2022 3:47 AM
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VegasGuy89183Jan 21, 2022 3:47 AM
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Quote from Deal Hound :
Maybe. But wouldn't those guys (at least the government ones) be pushing you to use their own VPN service? That way all your juicy data would be conveniently funneled right through their VPN servers. What they really hate is the proliferation of HTTPS. Or maybe they don't. We may never know.
Maybe? From some of the posts I've read, I'd say it is likely there are people who don't want SD'ers to use a VPN.

When it comes to government agencies, anything is possible. Anyone paying attention is well aware of what any government is capable of. That's one of the reasons why people need a VPN. Maybe the biggest reason.

HTTPS? Just so anyone on SD doesn't get the wrong idea, HTTPS does not have the same benefits as a VPN. In other words, HTTPS is secure. It's great for financial transactions. But it's not a VPN. They are different animals.
Last edited by VegasGuy89183 January 20, 2022 at 08:05 PM.
Jan 21, 2022 4:22 AM
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Deal HoundJan 21, 2022 4:22 AM
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Quote from VegasGuy89183 :
Maybe? From some of the posts I've read, I'd say it is likely there are people who don't want SD'ers to use a VPN.

When it comes to government agencies, anything is possible. Anyone paying attention is well aware of what any government is capable of. That's one of the reasons why people need a VPN. Maybe the biggest reason.

HTTPS? Just so anyone on SD doesn't get the wrong idea, HTTPS does not have the same benefits as a VPN. In other words, HTTPS is secure. It's great for financial transactions. But it's not a VPN. They are different animals.
You're right. Those people are definitely out there. I just haven't browsed enough Slickdeals VPN threads.

I saw this article [nbcnews.com] the other day. I wouldn't blame someone for coming away from that article thinking that HTTPS has made VPNs snake oil.
Jan 21, 2022 5:51 AM
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VegasGuy89183Jan 21, 2022 5:51 AM
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Quote from Deal Hound :
You're right. Those people are definitely out there. I just haven't browsed enough Slickdeals VPN threads.

I saw this article [nbcnews.com] the other day. I wouldn't blame someone for coming away from that article thinking that HTTPS has made VPNs snake oil.
In Internet years, HTTPS has been around for so long, it's shocking that this article, written in December 2021, is claiming that HTTPS is the latest, greatest thing. But at the same time, it validates a VPN is critical to use for businesses wanting to keep corporate communications secure from prying eyes. It just reinforces that a VPN provides additional security that HTTPS cannot.

So, according to this NBC article, a VPN is not needed. But then goes on to claim a VPN is needed when HTTPS isn't sufficient. Pretty much what current "news" passes for at NBC these days. But what the heck. They got some people to click their clickbait, resulting in more ad revenue. NBC gets richer and we're none the wiser. Unless, of course, you learn to recognize and avoid clickbait when you read the headlines.

[Edit] In case anyone misses my original point about the entertainment industry, et al., NBC hates the fact that people have access to VPNs and willingly publishes misleading articles.
Last edited by VegasGuy89183 January 20, 2022 at 10:25 PM.
Jan 21, 2022 6:36 PM
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andey21Jan 21, 2022 6:36 PM
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Quote from VegasGuy89183 :
OpenVPN is the best way to use FastestVPN on any OS. I use Android, but your question piqued my curiosity. That being, would Apple even allow OpenVPN to be used? I was surprised to see it can be done. Below is the tutorial.

You will also need to download the ovpn files on the FastestVPN website. Pick the countries/servers you want to use after downloading and email them to your phone's native email app. Import into OpenVPN from there.

https://bytefreaks.net/applicatio...phone-ipad [bytefreaks.net]

Let us know if this works for you if you go this route. It would be helpful. Good luck!
I tried different apps to connect fastest vpn and finally I go back choose their own app. it is not great, but I can choose different server, and also stable no leak, at least works well for meSmilie
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Jan 21, 2022 6:50 PM
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VegasGuy89183Jan 21, 2022 6:50 PM
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Quote from andey21 :
I tried different apps to connect fastest vpn and finally I go back choose their own app. it is not great, but I can choose different server, and also stable no leak, at least works well for me
Glad to hear you got it working. Though you didn't say, I'm guessing you tried OpenVPN. Regardless, it is always a good practice to check your VPN connection for IP and DNS leaks prior to making any other connections. I do this each and every time I make a VPN connection. I use https://browserleaks.com/ip. There are others as well.
Jan 21, 2022 9:11 PM
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andey21Jan 21, 2022 9:11 PM
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Quote from VegasGuy89183 :
Glad to hear you got it working. Though you didn't say, I'm guessing you tried OpenVPN. Regardless, it is always a good practice to check your VPN connection for IP and DNS leaks prior to making any other connections. I do this each and every time I make a VPN connection. I use https://browserleaks.com/ip. There are others as well.
Thanks for this suggestion. I go to https://whatismyipaddress.com to check the connection, but https://browserleaks.com/ip is way better. Yes, I tried OpenVPN with OpenVPN app, Tunelblick and Viscosity on MAC, all of them have more features which mostly I don't need and don't understand, so I go back use their own one.
Jan 22, 2022 8:09 AM
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ShinAkuma135Jan 22, 2022 8:09 AM
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Quote from AbdulS8812 :
This is garbage and waste of money. Just threw $16 into garbage. Stop promoting these BS deals as Slickdeals
I have this, windscribe, pulse secure Enterprise, and Nord. Bought this because eh $16. It's not the best but it does work. Have to sometimes try secondary servers, however, if someone wants a "workable" vpn on a tight budget it's something that can get them going.

I prefer windscribe and Nord but this one works for now at least
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kskreiderJan 23, 2022 10:58 PM
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As far as I am concerned you get what you pay for.
Jan 24, 2022 5:53 AM
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gt5ohJan 24, 2022 5:53 AM
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The Firestick app for this VPN is glitchy as hell.
Jan 24, 2022 9:14 AM
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JackOfOwlsJan 24, 2022 9:14 AM
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One final tip for advanced users of FastestVPN: disable IPv6 in your network adapter (ethernet/wi-fi) for extra anonymity. I'm noticing that FastestVPN is not masking this lately for some reason. Though 99% of websites/torrent trackers will not detect your IPv6 address, disabling IPv6 in Windows will prevent those WhatsMyIP-type sites and any others from seeing it.

Edited to add: since I'm using OpenVPN now to run FastestVPN servers, it could be a limitation of OpenVPN that's causing IPv6 to be detected. Using the FastestVPN client software (for windows, at least) may have automatic blocking of IPv6. However, I do not recommend FastestVPN's truly crappy proprietary software for reasons I've stated earlier in this topic and still encourage people to use OpenVPN and just be sure to disable IPv6 manually as mentioned above.
Last edited by JackOfOwls January 24, 2022 at 01:25 AM.
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Jan 24, 2022 7:26 PM
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VegasGuy89183Jan 24, 2022 7:26 PM
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Quote from JackOfOwls :
One final tip for advanced users of FastestVPN: disable IPv6 in your network adapter (ethernet/wi-fi) for extra anonymity. I'm noticing that FastestVPN is not masking this lately for some reason. Though 99% of websites/torrent trackers will not detect your IPv6 address, disabling IPv6 in Windows will prevent those WhatsMyIP-type sites and any others from seeing it.

Edited to add: since I'm using OpenVPN now to run FastestVPN servers, it could be a limitation of OpenVPN that's causing IPv6 to be detected. Using the FastestVPN client software (for windows, at least) may have automatic blocking of IPv6. However, I do not recommend FastestVPN's truly crappy proprietary software for reasons I've stated earlier in this topic and still encourage people to use OpenVPN and just be sure to disable IPv6 manually as mentioned above.
Good advice, JackOfOwls.

I have used OpenVPN since getting FastestVPN a year and a half ago. The first thing I do is to check a new VPN connection with https://browserleaks.com/ip. For as long as I can recall, I cannot remember an IPv6 leak. That's one of the reasons I stick with Browser Leaks. The country flag icons make any potential leaks showing a U.S. flag readily visible.
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Jan 26, 2022 6:42 AM
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DrTamoJan 26, 2022 6:42 AM
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I got the subscription and install the App in iphone and Android. However, I can't get connected to any server. Is there special setup or instructions that allow you connect.
I have used two different previously without any issues

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