Swiss-based PrivadoVPN has been around since 2019, and since then the company has been a staunch believer in an open and free internet. PrivadoVPN's current Swiss-base typically means strong privacy laws. However these have been under threat in recent months, and as a result, PrivadoVPN is moving its headquarters to Iceland.
When it comes to features, PrivadoVPN lacks some of the bells and whistles you find in our best VPNs, but it covers the basics. There’s ad and malware blocking, a kill switch, split-tunneling, antivirus (for an additional fee), a selection of VPN protocols including IKEv2, OpenVPN and WireGuard, as well as AES-256 bit encryption.
