Interface is nice and kill switch works well. No logs presumably In the Asia Pacific region there are not enough servers. It can take a while to connect to a server and drops outs are frequent during busy times. The kill switch works, but the software gets confused sometimes and I need to reset my adaptor before I can reconnect. My local area speed without VPN is around 30Mbs, and 10ms pings (measured by ookla). Using VPN.ac I can typically expect about 20% -50% of the bandwidth(6-10Mbs is common ) and pings of 200-500ms . It is a bit faster if I connect to the local country server(upto 20Mbs), but I use a VPN because you cant trust the Australia gov! I normally connect to the EU servers as they are slightly faster than the AP ones. But the distance means I take a hit to pings and speed. It has definitely got slower over the last year. Other than the speed I quite like it. I have used NordVPN and PureVPN. By comparison the VPN.AC interface is much better. Speed wise it was similar to Nord. I still have an active account for PureVPn, which is the fastest, but I do not trust the software reliability (or the company). The biggest reliability issue with VPN.ac is it sometimes doesn't connect and I am impatient and forgot to check it was connected properly before using.

I have been using the service since two years. But for the last 4-5 months, the service was blocked on du operator in UAE, for VOIP it only works with one ISP now - Etisalat. I am no longer able to make VOIP calls (Whatsapp) which worked fine with du + VPNC before. the VOIP however works with Etisalat as ISP on the same phone. I guess they got flagged.