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The name may look very familiar, but despite sharing the same privacy angle, TorGuard has nothing to do with the Tor Project. Instead, it's a company which offers a range of products, including an anonymous VPN plan for protecting your privacy while using torrents (which is where the 'Tor' part of the name comes from). Specs are good, with 3,000+ servers in 68 locations across 47 countries, WireGuard and OpenVPN protocol support, with multiple stealth options to avoid VPN blocking (OpenVPN obfuscation, OpenConnect, Shadowsocks). You also get custom apps for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS, and setup instructions for Linux, routers and more. TorGuard supports the WireGuard protocol (Image credit: TorGuard) Want to try TorGuard? Check out the website here TorGuard supports connecting from 8 to 12 devices simultaneously, depending on your plan. That's better than many, although Atlas VPN, IPVanish,  Surfshark ,  Windscribe and others have no fixed device lim...