No, mainly because VPN.ac logs your IP address — this is a major security concern. VPN.ac’s privacy policy states it will share user data if required by a judge, so your IP address is at risk of exposure. Also, if VPN.ac’s servers were hacked, your user data could be stolen. Even though VPN.ac has some good security features like 256-bit AES encryption, a kill switch, perfect forward secrecy, and double hop (to route your traffic through 2 servers instead of 1), I am still turned off by this provider due to its stance on logging IP addresses — it basically defeats the purpose of using a VPN. Instead, I recommend using ExpressVPN because it has airtight security features, including a strict no-logs policy (that’s been audited and confirmed multiple times and doesn’t log your IP address) and RAM-only servers to ensure that no user data is ever written to a hard drive.

Yes, VPN.ac is pretty fast — during my tests, VPN.ac was able to maintain fairly fast speeds even when I was connected to the most distant servers. I was also impressed that my speeds remained fast when connected to double hop servers that routed my traffic through multiple servers (this usually slows down your speeds). I was still able to browse the web and stream HD content with very minimal load times. That said, VPN.ac. is nowhere near as fast as ExpressVPN , which is the fastest VPN out there in 2026.

Can I watch Netflix with VPN.ac?

Yes, VPN.ac works with Netflix without any issues. It’s not one of the best VPNs for Netflix, though — its server network is pretty small so there aren’t many Netflix libraries available. My favorite VPN for Netflix is ExpressVPN — it has servers in 105 countries, works with 10+ Netflix libraries, and also works with 100+ other streaming sites, and provides very fast speeds.

Is VPN.ac good for torrenting?

VPN.ac allows torrenting on all of its servers, but I don’t recommend using it for this purpose because it logs your IP address. There are much better torrenting VPNs out there — I recommend ExpressVPN since it allows P2P traffic on all servers in 105 countries and has a strict no-logs policy (it doesn’t log your IP address) that’s been independently audited and confirmed.