AirVPN is a well-known name in the VPN community for its privacy-focused service. Their no-logging policy, open source software and refusal to use PPTP and L2TP/IPsec are one of the ways they place a high value on your privacy. Their server network is small and their user interface is a little unwieldy.
The AirVPN desktop client appears to be something that was created in the Windows 98 era and is definitely more for tech-savvy users who are comfortable changing a multitude of options and settings which are available in the menus. It’s a bit difficult for a user who has no technical skills, but if you’ve got the patience and time to master the basics, it’s one of our top VPNs.
AirVPN provides a three-day trial for free trial that’s more generous than other providers. Then you can choose the plan that best meets your needs. There are plans ranging from three months three months, six months, two years, or even a lifetime subscription. You can pay your subscription in a variety ways such as PayPal or credit card. You can also pay with a credit card or even Bitcoin.
People looking for a big server park are likely to be disappointed, as AirVPN’s server network only has 200 servers spread across 23 countries. It’s extremely secure and provides good DNS leak protection. The no-logging policy they have is beneficial for those who are worried about their privacy and they prioritize this by allowing users to use an email address that is temporary, and also offering cryptocurrency as payment options.