- You and I both have no time to spare
and a full Atlas VPN review to go through.
So, let's jump right into it.
I will discuss all the important features of Atlas VPN
in under four minutes.
Hope you're ready 'cause I have no time to wait.
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First up, for this Atlas VPN short review is privacy
and security.
Is Atlas VPN safe?
To begin with, essentials are there.
Of course the ChaCha20 encryption to keep your data safe
and the kill switch to prevent IP leaks.
All straightforward here.
Safe swap
on the other hand is a rather unique feature allowing you
to change IP without disconnecting from the server.
Super neat.
On the privacy side, Atlas VPN is based
in the US, which is usually not a plus.
However, Atlas VPN has passed an independent audit
so I'm willing to trust their no logs policy claims.
Continuing this Atlas VPN review.
My second point is performance.
Atlas VPN has over 750 servers
in 38 countries, not too many, not too little.
And usually more than enough,
unless you need a specific location.
Considering that Atlas VPN
also has the wire guard protocol the performance is decent
and speeds don't feel slow to become an issue.
So, if you find good speed is important,
you can check the discounts for Atlas VPN
in the description of this video.
The third point to cover
in this Atlas VPN review is connectivity.
To put it simply, Atlas VPN has a dedicated app
for each major platform.
Excluding Linux, which doesn't have any GUI.
On the other hand, Atlas VPN also has no restrictions
on how many people can use the app at the same time.
Which is extremely good if you want one account
for an entire friends or family group.
And you might because of point number four, streaming.
Is Atlas VPN good for it?
In my experience,
Atlas VPN actually can unblock most streaming platforms
from Netflix to Hulu, Disney plus, HBO Max, BBC iPlayer
and more.
And for me, Atlas VPN speed was enough to watch streams
in 4K as well.
Overall, decent streaming capabilities.
The same can be said about point number five
of this Atlas VPN review for 2022, torrenting.
Since Atlas VPN has no P2P restrictions
and allows all servers for torrenting, I consider it a VPN
for torrenting.
That said, it lacks convenient P2P features
like split tunneling, port forwarding,
or even a SOCKS5 proxy, so it's not perfect.
What I do consider perfect is Atlas VPN's pricing.
Especially, if you take Atlas VPN with our discount.
This makes it dirt cheap.
Nevertheless, the Atlas VPN premium version is very cheap
and comes with a 30-day money back guarantee.
However, there's also an Atlas VPN free version.
Which sadly, suffers from many limitations.
It has no streaming support, only five gigabytes
of bandwidth per month and just two countries
to choose from.
To conclude this Atlas VPN review, we are dealing
with a rather decent cheap VPN
with reliable security, good performance
and good streaming and torrenting support.
It's free version, while limited, is also great
if you need a browsing VPN
or just any unrestricted internet access in general.
But what do you think about Atlas VPN review?
Let me know in the comments below
and I hope we will meet each other again in the next video.
Peace.
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