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5 Best VPN For Torrenting And P2P File Sharing

I would like to take a second to thank Adeem for allowing me to guest post on his awesome site. I recently have been spending a little too much time reading through all the interesting information posted. I must admit the article on downloading Virtual DJ had me wondering if I should get into music.

Torrent use can be a wonderful thing, but in the eyes of the government, it is piracy central that needs to be shut down. Aside from the heat torrents produce, I personally feel they can be used for more positive means, such as large company file transfers. Today I will be talking about a few virtual private networks dedicated to keeping you safe and anonymous when torrenting from suspicious magnet links.

ExpressVPN

Easily one of the more known virtual private networks and has a large following. With over 78 countries worth of servers laid out you can connect to practically anywhere your heart desires, this will allow you to have an extremely fast connection when P2P file sharing. One of the best features EVPN provides is its no-log browsing for a cleaner and worry free experience.  You can definitely rely on EVPN for country censorship issues or administrative restrictions that might be placed on your network.

EVPN can also be used on the go with their mobile application that provides a high speed connection for torrents. With the new trend of torrenting-on-the-go, this can be a great option.

VPN Arena

Arena is still new and attempting to make a name for itself with the online community. So far they can provide users with a 128-bit encrypted connection that offers a lag-free experience. Even though the encryption is a little outdated compared to the competition running at 256-bit AES connections, it still works well.

They currently offer a free trial that allows anyone to stop by and enjoy the product before going all in. This can be great for new users attempting to get into VPNs for torrenting.

Private Internet Access

The community driven monster that is PIA has come a long way with its product. PIA can be easily recommended to all level of users since it has a very simplified interface that makes easy to understand. It offers a high quality Wi-Fi hacker protection and also stops all browsing logs from being created, making you invisible to the world.

PIA offers a five account simultaneous connection; this feature is great for small businesses or even LAN parties you might be throwing on the weekends.

PureVPN

Having unlimited data transfer on a VPN can prove to be quite a feat and PureVPN provides just that. With over 100 countries available and 80,000 IPs to choose from, you are bound to never get the same one twice. This can be excellent as it provides more security and less suspicion to be taken upon your account. Being able to browse and download with PureVPN feels great, as it provides you with a strong 256-bit AES connection.

BolehVPN

Avoid being frustrated by using BolehVPN, simplicity at its best. The only downfall with BolehVPN is its low 128-bit encrypted connection. Even though the encryption might be a little weak, it works alongside Bittorrent to provide the user with a better experience. By partnering with Bittorrent, it can run at extremely fast speeds when downloading torrents, with added security might I add.

I would personally recommend this VPN to all beginners but to be honest the website is a total mess. Signing up for this VPN can be a real pain, but if you somehow get through, I am sure you will have a very enjoyable experience as a new user.

Taking the time to read up on the specifics of torrents can really benefit your overall experience when attempting to surf the net or torrent in private. I hope you learned something from these torrents and picked one that suits you best.


About the Author
Caroline is a technology enthusiast and blogger who writes for www.securethoughts.com. She enjoys writing about technology and her main area of interest is internet security.


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