Great.  There are a few additional tips you might find useful when it comes to evaluating third-party VPNs.  For the most part, VPNs are pretty similar for users, although they differ slightly in terms of features and capabilities.  Since I can't give you any recommendations for specific VPNs, you might want to consider doing a cost/benefit analysis of various services:  how many locations they support, how reliable and speedy they are, what types of devices they support, and does the service protect your personal information?  I recommend employers and groups with more specialized needs choose a service such as CyberGhost, which offers a military-grade encryption system and is able to meet large-scale requirements down to the level of providing multiple cybersecurity experts on-board.  However, as a personal consumer, you'll probably feel more comfortable by finding a cheaper service with more limited features, since you don't need as much help with cybersecurity.
assistant
You're welcome.
assistant
What are the best and most reliable VPN services?
user
I could recommend OpenVPN, which is open-source and through which you can encrypt and protect your online connections. You can find instructions for setting up the service with OpenVPN at https://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/miscellaneous/.
assistant
That link doesn't work. Can you just send me a link that would take me to the homepage of OpenVPN.
user
You can find the home page for OpenVPN at https://openvpn.net/.
assistant
Thanks I'll check out their website to see if they are trustworthy.
user
Sure thing.  You can also find out more about the service by consulting user-ratings on sites like www.trustpilot.com.
assistant
Okay I'll use trustpilot to see if it is trustworthy and reliable.
user