I bought Lifetime account from Stack… I bought Lifetime account from Stack commerce a few months, when I placed order, I had some doubts about their services, but after a few months they are getting better and better, also added a lot of new servers and Greatness is Lifetime included all new updates, I'm so happy here with Jelly

First impressions about JellyVPN I've just purchased JellyVPN. The price was below any expectation. That's only(!) one good thing about JellyVPN so far. N.B. It's my first impression about it - it could change later. There is no ONE JELLYVPN app - there are numerous JellyVPN apps, and it creates a lot of problems like, "What is that SoftetherVPN or KerioVPN?" I've downloaded only 3 of them - Softether, Kerio, and OpenVPN. N.B. It's not an easy and smooth installation, but the setup pictures from the JellyVPN web-site helped. The very first and very important, and very bad thing about all those three VPN apps/connections - it's leaking my DNS while I'm using JellyVPN! In short. Why do I need any VPN if it's leaking my ISP DNS? JellyVPN is LEAKING my ISP DNS! Next. JellyVPN claims that they don't keep any LOGS. That's very MISLEADING! JellyVPN does not have its own DNS SERVERS(!) and is using the Google DNS servers or Cloudfare ones. JellyVPN, if you don't own your DNS SERVERS, you don't control anything(!) what's happening on those servers, including all kinds of logs! Google and/or Cloudfare controls all those logs! Two more strange things: When I visit JellyVPN web-site, I cannot log into my - JellyVPN - account(???). Even WIDEVPN has a user log-in web-page. When I browse for information at the JellyVPN web-site, I get information in Persian(???) language. What? The only good thing about JellyVPN at this point - it's the cheapest price, and nothing else! Should I receive any updates from JellyVPN's support, I'll revise and edit my comment.

I have been using jellyvpn for a while I have been using jellyvpn for a while; i had doubt about this service before i purchase it, but now it becames my daily vpn and im sticking with it. because the quality of servers are good and the uptime

Their Lifetime deal on Stacksocial says… Their Lifetime deal on Stacksocial says "sold out" but hopefully they're still offering Lifetime plan directly via their support platforms (i personally contact their support via Telegram platform for this regard) it was quite easy to setup the vpn. I just installed AnyConnect and imported the servers and it's done! it works on every device that I've tested such as android, ios and pc. P2P is also allowed

JellyVPN looks good. I had to contact support to get the correct information, but now that it is set up, everything is working well. All I had to do was import the supplied ovpn file into networkmanager on Linux, enter my username and password, and it connected. Connection is fast and reliable.