I tested it 5+ times by manually disconnecting from the VPN, and the App Kill feature always turned off qBittorrent. I used this feature while torrenting, setting App Kill to shut down qBittorrent if the VPN connection drops for an added layer of protection. In addition to the kill switch, there’s an app-based kill switch called App Kill, which lets you choose which apps are shut down if the VPN disconnects. I really like that TorGuard has a kill switch on all apps, including iOS (many VPNs don’t have kill switches on iOS).
Plus, its apps can be confusing for new users because they lack explanations for most settings and features. However, TorGuard doesn’t work with Netflix and can’t reliably access BBC iPlayer. What’s more, it provides multiple obfuscation methods to make your VPN traffic look like regular internet traffic. It provides extremely fast downloads, and comes with port forwarding and SOCKS5 proxies.
Torguard vpn vs proxy utorrent#
TorGuard supports torrenting on almost all of its servers, and works with popular torrenting apps like uTorrent and Deluge. I can safely say it’s good for torrenting and accessing the web in restrictive countries. I spent the past weeks testing TorGuard to see how it compares to other top VPNs on the market.
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