Are there any VPNs that support both IPv6 AND Port Forwarding (PF) and if so, what is the best one for privacy and security? I know Mullvad is #1 right now and supports IPv6 but not PF. So what about others like OVPN, AirVPN, Windscribe, IVPN, etc.? I have PIA right now and am eager to switch.
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I have PIA also and am curious what others suggest. Can I ask why you’re wanting to switch from them b/c I may need to move on too. Thanks!
did you need ipv6? I know a few which are good, but do not use ipv6
I haven’t in the past but it may be something that I move to someday.
I would very much like it. I just upgraded to gigabit internet so I’m trying to accomplish the trifecta of Cat6 cables, Wifi6 capability, and IPv6 functionality.
If I remember correctly, they’ve been purchased by a less than reputable advertising company and potentially keep logs. Plus they do not support IPv6 as far as I can tell.
Ah ok. Thanks for the heads up, i’ll look in to this.