Would this interfere if i am using firefox and express vpn.as my alternate browser. It is my understanding that Tor may do the same thing as express vpn as far as logging on from servers in remote places, right? i like security on my devices., I have felt safe and secure with express vpn, especially when my device is logging on in a public wifi location.Īlong those lines, i just installed Tor browser on my Linux "thinkers pad" I am getting on in years, but still chasing fun in Linux Land.( My tongue is always in my cheecky mouth). , who says you cant teach an old dog new tricks. This is fun and all so new and challenging.
YAY! Stan is Back!! Thank you Stan!!! thank you so much! I am just muddling along and enjoying things, really! If not, you have a 30-day window to cancel them if you can't make it work. Everyone above gave good advice, and you should be able to follow the steps from the video, and from ExpressVPN technical support people. But it is a good service and I don't have any complaints about it (other than the cost). I just let my subscription to ExpressVPN expire, so I can't test or verify anything with it anymore. Things like that should match, but again, you should be fine because you had no complaints about the installation steps. unless by chance you installed 32-bit Linux Mint, then you would need the 32-bit Ubuntu version. Although you are using Linux Mint, you would still choose Ubuntu 64-bit version of ExpressVPN. The short 3-minute video referenced by shows the activation steps exactly. If nothing happened, I would guess that you are not pasting from the clipboard correctly.
When you paste it the activation code, it is normal that you do not see anything, and you just hit enter, as you did. I suspect you actually typed the command properly, which is "expressvpn activate" because it responded to you properly asking for the activation code. Click to expand.I put "activate expressvpn" in bold type because that command is wrong.
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