Surfshark Servers (2026): 4,500+ in 100 Countries and How to Pick One
More than 4,500 servers in 100 countries. Here are the server types and how to pick the best one for each task.
How-To Guides
Step-by-step VPN tutorials for beginners: setup, troubleshooting, and getting the most out of your VPN. Clear instructions with screenshots — no technical background needed.
CyberGhost Ad Blocker (2026): What the Apps and the Extension Actually Block
Reviewers and CyberGhost’s own extension listing disagree on ad blocking. Here is what each confirms, and how to check your app.
CyberGhost Servers (2026): Counts, Specialty Lists and How to Pick the Best One
Sources disagree on CyberGhost’s server count, but the app’s lists matter more. Here is how to pick the best server for each task.
Does CyberGhost Have SOCKS5? (2026) No, and What to Use Instead
CyberGhost has no SOCKS5 proxy we could find. Here is what SOCKS5 does, the encrypted alternative, and who still offers a proxy.
Surfshark in the UAE (2026): Dubai Servers, NoBorders and the Law
Surfshark has servers in Dubai and NoBorders for restrictive networks. Here is the setup, the test results and what UAE law says.
Does Surfshark Have SOCKS5? (2026) No, and What to Use Instead
Surfshark has no SOCKS5 proxy. Here is what SOCKS5 does, how Bypasser gives the same effect, and who still offers a proxy.
CyberGhost IKEv2 (2026): Where It Works and When to Use It
IKEv2 is CyberGhost’s protocol for devices on the move. Here is where it works, when to use it, and when WireGuard or OpenVPN is better.
CyberGhost WireGuard (2026): The Default in the Apps, Missing on Routers
WireGuard is CyberGhost’s fast default in every app, but manual setups still use OpenVPN. Here is where it works and where it does not.
Surfshark IKEv2 (2026): App Settings, Manual Setup and Its Limits
IKEv2 keeps Surfshark connected on the move. Here is how to use it in the apps and by hand, and which features it cannot run.
CyberGhost on PS4 and PS5 (2026): Router, Smart DNS or a Windows Hotspot
PlayStation cannot run VPN apps. Here are CyberGhost’s three routes onto a PS4 or PS5, and what each one actually protects.