Windscribe VPN 50GB free per month for life with code

Suckit

This offer extends the limitation from 20GB per month to 50GB.


https://windscribe.com/

• Visit the registration page
• Click on "Have a Voucher" and enter the code BATKA420
• You will receive a confirmation in your email and after confirming you will have the promotion available.

s8n

Anyone using this VPN - Whats the opinion ?

StaticNoise

You can read a report on them onTorrentFreak.

Canadian company, no identifiable logs. Real servers, no virtual locations.

Transparency report.
Server report.

Suckit

Windscribe would be fairly well known, and have offers like this every so often, although the last one was a while ago, so less frequent.
The full Q&A from the link posted above:

1. Do you keep (or share with third parties) ANY data that would allow you to match an IP-address and a timestamp to a current or former user of your service? If so, exactly what information do you hold/share and for how long? NO

2. What is the name under which your company is incorporated (+ parent companies, if applicable) and under which jurisdiction does your company operate? Windscribe Limited. Ontario, Canada.

3. What tools are used to monitor and mitigate abuse of your service, including limits on concurrent connections if these are enforced? Byte count of all traffic sent through the network in a one month period as well as a count of parallel connections at any given moment.

4. Do you use any external email providers (e.g. Google Apps), analytics, or support tools ( e.g Live support, Zendesk) that hold information provided by users? No. Everything is self-hosted.

5. In the event you receive a DMCA takedown notice or a non-US equivalent, how are these handled? Our transparency policy is available here.

6. What steps would be taken in the event a court orders your company to identify an active or former user of your service? How would your company respond to a court order that requires you to log activity for a user going forward? Have these scenarios ever played out in the past? Under Canadian law, a VPN company cannot be compelled to wiretap users. We can be legally compelled to provide the data that we already have (as per our ToS) and we would have to comply with a valid Canadian court order. Since we do not store any identifying info that can link an IP to an account, the fact that emails are optional to register, and the service can be paid for with cryptocurrency, none of what we store is identifying.

7. Is BitTorrent and other file-sharing traffic allowed on all servers? If not, why? Do you provide port forwarding services? Are any ports blocked? We allow P2P traffic in most locations. Yes, we provide port forwarding for all Pro users. Only ports above 1024 are allowed.

8. Which payment systems/providers do you use? Do you take any measures to ensure that payment details can’t be linked to account usage or IP-assignments? Stripe, Paypal, Coinpayments, Paymentwall. IP addresses of users are not stored or linked to payments.

9. What is the most secure VPN connection and encryption algorithm you would recommend to your users? The encryption parameters are similar for all protocols we support. AES-256 cipher with SHA512 auth and a 4096-bit RSA key. We recommend using IKEv2, as it’s a kernel space protocol that is faster than OpenVPN in most cases.

10. Do you provide tools such as “kill switches” if a connection drops and DNS/IPv6 leak protection? Do you support Dual Stack IPv4/IPv6 functionality?Our desktop apps have a built-in firewall that blocks all connectivity outside of the tunnel. In an event of a connection drop, it fails closed – nothing needs to be done. The firewall protects against all leaks, IPv4, IPv6 and DNS. We only support IPv4 connectivity at this time.

11. Are any of your VPN servers hosted by third parties? If so, what measures do you take to prevent those partners from snooping on any inbound and/or outbound traffic? Do you use your own DNS servers? We lease servers in over 150 different datacenters worldwide. Some datacenters deploy networking monitoring for the purposes of DDOS protection. We request to disable it whenever possible, but this is not feasible in all places. Even with it in place, since most servers have dozens/hundreds of users connected to them at any given moment, your activity gets “lost in the crowd”. Each VPN server operates a recursive DNS server and performs all DNS resolution locally.

12. In which countries are your servers physically located? Do you offer virtual locations? Our server overview is available here. We don’t offer virtual locations.

Bikerman2019

I have been using this from a previous offer and it is fine. Recently I have been burning through the 50gig using the vpn on a new firestick to access bbciplayer and the other UK TV apps.

So 2 weeks ago I took out a subscription at 2 dollars a month using their build a vpn option. I only needed one UK ip address and it is also unlimited data allowance. It works fine and I am very happy with it. I ran it through PayPal and my revolut. Cost 1.52 sterling for the month.

kenyard

Bikerman2019 wrote: »

I have been using this from a previous offer and it is fine. Recently I have been burning through the 50gig using the vpn on a new firestick to access bbciplayer and the other UK TV apps.

So 2 weeks ago I took out a subscription at 2 dollars a month using their build a vpn option. I only needed one UK ip address and it is also unlimited data allowance. It works fine and I am very happy with it. I ran it through PayPal and my revolut. Cost 1.52 sterling for the month.

pretty cheap for a vpn monthly tbh. i had been looking for one and most are coming in at 7-10 a month.

Bikerman2019

kenyard wrote: »

pretty cheap for a vpn monthly tbh. i had been looking for one and most are coming in at 7-10 a month.

I don't need multiple options and countries. Just London and for 2 dollars, I can live with that. You can pay more for loads of countries and options but I don't need them.

Bikerman2019

Mr.S wrote: »

Big fan of Windscribe, perfect for light VPN use and these free 50GB plans come with UK and US IPs.

Yep, the free account is handy for geo locked websites in the US who ban EU ip addresses due to gdpr

madscone

Bikerman2019 wrote: »

I have been using this from a previous offer and it is fine. Recently I have been burning through the 50gig using the vpn on a new firestick to access bbciplayer and the other UK TV apps.

So 2 weeks ago I took out a subscription at 2 dollars a month using their build a vpn option. I only needed one UK ip address and it is also unlimited data allowance. It works fine and I am very happy with it. I ran it through PayPal and my revolut. Cost 1.52 sterling for the month.

How easy is it to get iplayer working on fire stick with windscribe?

Bikerman2019

madscone wrote: »

How easy is it to get iplayer working on fire stick with windscribe?

Install windscribe.
Connect to london. (I am on "custard" server)

Register with BBCIplayer, I used a hotmail email address
Launch IPlayer and log in now you are registered.
Watch away.


If it hangs and you get an error number 20001 or something, your vpn is not on and it refused access as you are off shore.


That is it.

ThreeGreens

Thank you.

gymnipities

FYI, the code was tweeted by the CEO who said "In the aftermath of the #Belaruselections2020 the Internet is being heavily censored in Belarus. @windscribecom is here to help. Use voucher code BATKA420 to get free 50GB of data if you've been affected by these events."

They've asked others not to abuse it.

Suckit

I found it on another forum, but seeing as they have these promos quite frequently, I guess they are referring to multiple accounts as abuse.
In any case, I have paid sub, so I didn't need to use this.