Yes this is the only provider which offer :
- XMR payment (unlike Proton)
- port forwarding (unlike the three current recommendations)
- dedicated IPs
- bigger network than Mullvad and IVPN (including more countries in Africa and LATAM which isn’t that common)
- open-sourced all apps, have an audit
- a good linux app (unlike Proton)
- is transparent
- does not require email (unlike Proton)
- 100% RAM-only nodes (what about IVPN Mullvad and Proton?)
- has a censorship circumvention feature that seems to be one of the best, and a decoy traffic feature on Android (like Mullvad).
- not VC-funded (fully independent)
- Honest marketing
- Good guides about privacy for the end-user, about VPNs and the industry.
- Not as blacklisted as IVPN, in my experience.
It don’t has double-hop for mobile though, nor quantum-resistant encryption (they are “in the process of beefing up our KEM (Key Encapsulation Mechanism) in TLS and OpenVPN protocols.”) however.
I think they should be added because they really try hard to get around censorship.