What’s the best free VPN for torrenting?

One that let’s you torrent freely without ever paying for that and better if it has no logs and it’s trustworthy. And, is it weird if you have two VPNs installed at the same time, one for torrenting and the other for whatever?

There is none, you’re the product.

That gets asked a lot in the subs I subscribe to. MANY of those that ask that get rude responses. Mostly because they are more advanced users who know how to search this site and others for this exact question. But it’s also, as I said, a REALLY common question, and people are tired of seeing the same question, with the same answers easy time. So, if you don’t want to be downvoted and have rude responses, I’d advise you to learn how to search for that question or similar ones in the future.

Sadly, the answer is the same each time: there really aren’t any good vpns that are free that you can torrent with. There is windscribe, but they only allow about 500mb per month (or some small amount like that, it’s been a while since I looked at their limits). There is like 1 of 2 others, not they have equally tiny bandwidth limits before you need to start paying. And at the rates they ask, it’s better to opt for a regular paid subscription, like Nord, pia, proton, or others in that ilk

There isn’t any free vpn that will do what you’re asking for. A VPN is a service which requires money to operate. If they’re not taking the money from you directly, they’re taking it from you in other ways. Almost all free VPN’s also specifically don’t allow torrenting, so you won’t have any luck there either.

VPN’s are pretty cheap and you can find things like 70% off plus several free months when buying by the year, especially since it’s “cyber week”. Let’s look at PureVPN as an example. They have historically had a strict no-log keeping policy, great amount of servers, 24/7 support and best of all - has split tunneling. Rakuten immediately pinged me that it’s 60% off when entering the site, but in checkout it’s actually 84% off. 2-year plans are as little as $2/mo. If you’re going to torrent your completely legitimate linux iso’s on a VPN, do it the right way.

We have an expression in our house:
Free comes with a D up your A

  1. Make friends with someone you do not like. Or Disney Ceo up to you.
  2. Program a pi zero with wireguard and ddns.
  3. Go to frenimies house
  4. Access their router.
  5. Connect pi zero.
  6. Profit??

/s

if you are torrenting for files with smaller size(<15gb) you can actually use google collab for torrenting there are some scripts availabe that directly downloads the file to google drive with out leaking your ip.
search for torrent to gdrive and try some scripts available on github.
i generally do this on my uni wifi where the torrenting is blocked and works pretty good

You’ll just have to pay for one. Most free VPNs work perfectly fine, but not for illegal activities, which I assume that’s what you do when torrenting. It’s fine just for online privacy, but not torrents. Some free VPNs support P2P, some don’t, but pay for it for the best good torrenting experiences. Also stick with one VPN.

Why would you need a VPN for tormenting?

Proton maybe idk just pay for mullvad

Stop saying dumbass shit OP

which country do you live in?

Clouflare WARP. Although it’s US based so they could be forced to log user activity and not disclose it. Their privacy policy says they don’t log user activity, it’s very fast, allows P2P and it can be used with an open source wireguard client thanks to wgcf

A lot of VPNs are supposedly privacy focused and don’t sell your info.

Ok, thanks. And sorry, I be forgetting to search it up some times for some things.

This is it, this is the solution to the question.

Your gdrive account is still safe, I assume? I guess google doesn’t really care about this until it exploded and people all trying to do this

Supposedly, you need one for doing such things.

Not free ones that you can torrent with.

It costs money to keep the needed servers running. If you aren’t giving them money to use their service then you are paying with your data.