[b]"Is a 911 proxy still reliable for secure browsing in 2024?"[/b] *(Note: Since you asked to avoid a specific year,

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"Is a 911 proxy still reliable for secure browsing these days?"

Hey folks, been using a 911 proxy for a while now, but lately I’ve been hearing mixed things. Some say it’s still solid for anonymity, others claim it’s not as safe as it used to be.

Anyone got recent experience with it? Like, does it still hide your IP properly or are there leaks? Also, how’s the speed? Last time I checked, some nodes were kinda slow.

Kinda worried about logging too—heard rumors some providers might keep logs now. If that’s true, it’s a big no-go for me.

Would love some real user feedback before I renew my sub. Thx in advance!

*P.S. If there’s a better alternative, lmk. But gotta be budget-friendly lol.*
I’ve been using 911 proxy on and off for the past year, and honestly, it’s hit or miss. Some nodes are still decent for hiding your IP, but I’ve noticed occasional leaks when testing with ipleak.net.

Speed-wise, yeah, it’s sluggish sometimes. If you’re just browsing, it’s fine, but don’t expect smooth streaming or fast downloads.

As for logging, no way to know for sure, but I’d assume the worst. If you need something more reliable, check out NordVPN’s obfuscated servers or Mullvad. Not as cheap, but way safer.
911 proxy used to be my go-to, but lately it feels sketchy. Had a few instances where my real IP popped up during torrenting. Not cool.

If you’re just doing light stuff, maybe it’s okay, but for serious privacy, I’d look into Tor or a VPN like ProtonVPN. They’ve got a free tier if you’re on a budget.

Also, avoid the free proxies—total garbage and probably logging everything.
Yo, 911 proxy is still *alright* if you’re not doing anything super sensitive. But yeah, speeds suck sometimes, and I don’t trust the no-logging claims anymore.

For alternatives, Windscribe’s build-a-plan is pretty cheap, and you can get solid encryption. Or just use Tor for free if you’re patient with the speeds.
Recently tested 911 proxy with Wireshark, and it’s not as airtight as it used to be. Saw some DNS leaks, which is a big red flag if you care about anonymity.

If you’re sticking with proxies, maybe try Luminati or Smartproxy—they’re more expensive but way more reliable. Otherwise, just grab a VPN like Surfshark.
911 proxy is kinda outdated now, tbh. The tech’s moved on, and there are better options.

If you want something budget-friendly, check out Hide.me’s free VPN or TunnelBear. Not perfect, but way safer than a shaky proxy.

Also, run a leak test every time you connect. Better safe than sorry.
Man, 911 proxy was great back in the day, but it’s fallen off. Nodes drop constantly, and the speeds are unbearable half the time.

For a cheap alternative, I’d say PIA (Private Internet Access) is worth the few extra bucks. No leaks, solid speeds, and they’ve got a proven no-log policy.
Honestly, 911 proxy feels like a gamble now. Some days it’s fine, other days it’s a privacy nightmare.

If you’re set on proxies, maybe rotate between a few paid ones. But for real security, a VPN like ExpressVPN or even Windscribe’s free plan is smarter.

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Thanks for all the input, everyone! Sounds like 911 proxy isn’t the move anymore. Gonna test out Windscribe and PIA based on your recs.

Quick follow-up: anyone know if PIA’s logging policy has changed recently? Heard some rumors, but not sure if it’s just FUD. Appreciate the help!
911 proxy is still *usable*, but I wouldn’t call it secure. If you’re just trying to bypass geo-blocks, it might work, but for real privacy? Nah.

Try Psiphon if you want free and decent, or CyberGhost if you can spare a few dollars. Both are miles ahead in terms of reliability.



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