Net Neutrality has been a corpse for nearly a year now, but we've gotten lucky: The shit storm we expected with internet providers slowing our speed or screwing with torrenting hasn't really hit us.

With access to more than 3,000 servers across 50 countries worldwide, TorGuard isn’t the most well-connected VPN on the market, but it's highly customizable to let users make the most of what it ...

Custom VPN configurations and dedicated IPs for advanced business users. Complex pricing and user experience. No torrenting in the U.S. and limited streaming support with standard plans. Based in a ...

TorGuard VPN (for Linux) provides a refreshingly easy experience for software intended to run with the Penguin. The only hiccup is for those who want to stream video as they'll need a static IP ...

TorGuard is a good, if unspectacular VPN. It has decent download speeds, a lot of servers to choose from, and an affordable monthly price. While it provides a ton of customizable plan options, they ...

TorGuard offers features well-tailored for those with privacy concerns, but its tiered pricing scheme and basic user interface make it a hard sell for less tech-savvy types. There aren’t that many VPN ...

Editor's Note: Due to the popularity and interest in our last VPN roundup, we're reviewing five more VPNs this week to see which of them is the best. We expanded our tests to test ping in more games ...

The TorGuard VPN Android app provides access to a robust VPN service with plenty of servers around the world. Just don't expect a lot of hand-holding. Most public Wi-Fi networks are not as safe as you ...

TorGuard Business VPN offers a limited set of features tailored to business users. One of its standout features is AES-256 ...