The fact Touch VPN needs to know your “approximate geographic location” based on your IP address goes to show how far it is from being a privacy-friendly VPN. Touch VPN will collect your original IP address. There are much better free VPNs available that can encrypt your data, access streaming services, and allow you to torrent. To put it simply, Touch VPN falls short in all areas. We can’t recommend Touch VPN for torrenting either as the VPN blocks P2P activity and only offers a kill switch on its Android app. It’s an awful VPN for streaming, failing to unblock any streaming services and imposing a 500MB data cap. It’s also based in the US which means it’s subject to invasive privacy laws and under the jurisdiction of the data-sharing Five Eyes alliance. Touch VPN has an overly-intrusive logging policy that collects your IP address, geo-location, and Internet Service Provider (ISP). The Windows client refuses to establish a VPN connection and the Microsoft store app leaks your DNS requests. This hasn’t led to an improvement in performance, though.

Previously a mobile-only VPN, Touch VPN now supports native apps on Windows and macOS, in addition to Android and iOS.

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