Darknet VPN VPN bot
In short
Spooky name, but this is one of the few VPN bots that names its price straight away: one dollar monthly once the free week ends. Around twenty-five countries, and devices from phones to TV boxes. What bothers us is the darknet branding paired with big anonymity claims and zero detail behind them.
About the bot
There's no mini app; you connect through a chat command. Going by the platform list, the bot hands out configs for iOS, iPadOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux, plus Android TV and Apple TV, which is broader than most.
Terms come in numbers: a week of trial, then $1 a month, up to four devices and 400 GB of data per month. So it isn't truly unlimited, even though the profile says so; heavy video watchers should note that.
Locations span Europe from Spain to Norway, plus the US, Canada, Japan, India and Turkey. Another fifteen free days are promised via a post in the service's channel, but that's a promo we haven't checked.
The maximum-anonymity claim isn't backed by anything: no logging policy, no owner details, and questions go to an individual's account. The title also mentions proxies, but what exactly is sold under that word isn't explained.
You'll like it if
- the price matters and you like it stated plainly
- you'd like to hook up a TV or streaming box
- a wide choice of countries matters to you
Skip it if
- you stream a lot and 400 GB a month won't cover it
- anonymity claims without a logging policy don't convince you
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