Yes — TorGuard comes with industry-standard security features like a no-logs policy, 256-bit AES encryption, and a kill switch. Plus, it has advanced security features like perfect forward secrecy, full leak protection, and RAM-only servers. That said, I still think ExpressVPN provides better security and privacy — its no-logs policy has passed independent security audits, its RAM-only server technology has also been audited and confirmed, and it blocks app and website trackers and prevents you from connecting to malicious sites.

Does TorGuard work with Netflix?

Yes, TorGuard works well with Netflix . It’s also compatible with other top sites like Amazon Prime, Disney+, and Max.

Is TorGuard good for torrenting?

Yes, TorGuard has good P2P support — almost all of its servers allow P2P traffic (except US servers), and it works with popular P2P apps like Vuze and qBittorrent. It also has port forwarding (which lets you connect to more peers to get faster downloads) and SOCKS5 proxies (which change your IP address but don’t encrypt your data to provide faster speeds). That said, my favorite VPN for torrenting is still ExpressVPN because it allows P2P traffic on all servers and provides even faster downloads.

No, TorGuard doesn’t have a free plan. Instead, it has 3 types of subscriptions with paid monthly, yearly, and multi-year plans (which I think are too expensive) and a 7-day money-back guarantee (way below the industry average of 30 days). I don’t recommend free VPNs anyway, because they lack essential security features, have very slow speeds, limit how much data you can use, and have buggy apps. It’s much better to just get an affordable premium VPN like ExpressVPN instead.