I used to think the encryption Privatix is using was strong but NOT until I connected directly from OpenVPN. Everyone knows that SHA1HMAC was already hacked right, and privatix is still using it? Totally insecure.
On the other hand, ProtonVPN uses RSA4096 authenticated secp256k1 ephemeral elliptic curve key exchange, AES256 encryption and SHA384HMAC packet authentication, meaning that it is EXPONENTIALLY more SECURE as Privatix. They also have a no-log policy and accept bitcoin for their premium VPN if you want more privacy.
Another thing about ProtonVPN is that it gives you a lot of flexibility like picking countries and split tunneling, features that do not exist in Privatix but the windows app doesn't support the server's IKEv2 support.
ProtonVPN also had TOR servers and secure core on their plus plan for EXTRA security and peace of mind while Privatix don't have those stuff. ProtonVPN is transparent about how they operate but Privatix just thought that the only thing that matters to their users that their users can connect to the VPN, but it can take me up to 15 minutes to connect to Privatix's rotten VPN servers while it only takes seconds with ProtonVPN.
So I declare ProtonVPN the winner and you should stay away from Privatix.
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