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That’s the least amount of reviews we’ve checked, and it is a sign that not many people are actually using the service. TunnelBear VPN has a poor score – only 2.9 stars out of 5 in Trustpilot, from a small number of reviews – about 70. That is why our team constantly checks metrics that will show whether or not clients recommend or not a VPN service. Customer ExperienceĬustomer experience matters a lot when picking a reliable VPN provider. This TunnelBear review will show you if the free plan is worth a try and if the premium plans could justify their price tag. It’s expected to have about 2,000 servers across 48 countries, so we’ll use that number.įrom what we have seen, TunnelBear does offer good features from browsing and gaming, and an area where the “Canadian bear” does excel in are bypassing censored countries. It took us some time to find out how many servers TunnelBear has since there isn’t official information listed on the website, which isn’t a piece of good news. Still, it offers a good value for money and has a free plan. Being based in Canada means it’s part of the 14 Eyes Alliance.

TunnelBear is a Canadian VPN provider that was founded in 2011 and is currently owned by the popular antivirus software McAfee.

Doesn’t have good streaming capabilities.

Note that I haven’t tried this at all, but it looks like the above Wiki page should get you heading in the right direction at least.

Encryption algorithm: look for the cipher value in the configuration file opened in step 2.Shared Key: try using the key downloaded as part of the OpenVPN configuration package from TunnelBear.For example, if you’re tuneling through Germany it is 443. Server port: look for the remote value in the configuration file opened in step 2.

Server host or address: look for the remote value in the configuration file opened in step 2.Follow the steps described in the above Wiki page under the Set up the client at site A heading:.Select the country you wish to tunnel traffic through, and open its configuration file in an editor. Grab the configuration files from TunnelBear.The basic steps as far as I can tell are: A quick google turns up this Wiki page on the pfSense site that seems to be doing what you want to do.