SPN enables users to select different identities (IP addresses) for each app. Certain apps and domains can be excluded as well. Volunteers are able to host a community node but there are no rewards yet, so it can be assumed that the majority of nodes are run by the Safing team.
Official website safing.io/spn
Our take
SPN’s per-app identity routing is genuinely different from a normal VPN: you can give each app its own exit IP instead of funneling everything through one tunnel, which fragments the picture an observer can build. It is a small Austrian project and the network is not the size of a commercial VPN, so expect fewer locations and less speed. Worth it for people who want app-level control and are fine being early to a niche tool rather than buying mainstream polish.
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Safing Privacy Network - SPN alternatives
Sentinel Interesting project in an early stage. Instead of wasting server resources, this new protocol is using peer-to-peer user nodes to create a fully functioning bandwith network.
KelVPN No iOS app yet. Node operators get rewarded with $KEL tokens with staking options.
Mysterium VPN Unlimited devices, affordable price, 135 countries and over 16,000 servers. No email sign up required.
Orchid VPN No Windows client available. The Orchid protocol uses WebRTC. Onion-routed multi-hop connections.
Tachyon VPN No Windows client available, but coming soon. Number of nodes in Jan 2023: 1128. Source . Node operators receive IPX token rewards with staking options.
Deeper Network This decentralized VPN hardware product comes with six powerful features: dVPN, security, IoT device protection, ad blocking incl. YouTube, one-click parental controls and…