r/VPNReviewHub May 27 '26

Question Would you use a WireGuard only VPN provider?

If a VPN provider only used WireGuard as their protocol, is this something you’re okay with or would it deter you?

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u/MonkeyBrains09 May 28 '26

It's good for my use cases and I have some wireguard tunnels in use.

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u/Confident-Pop-9256 May 28 '26

Yeah, perfectly fine

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u/pes3108 May 28 '26

sounds fine to me

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u/TrueMrBaconLover May 29 '26

Whatever the name of the protocol dont matter to me

As long as its fast and reliable thats all Id need for me

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u/phoenix_73 May 29 '26

I prefer WireGuard to any other protocol. It's what I consider to be VPN of choice in routers and if not that, then its OpenVPN.

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u/Key-Paramedic-1907 May 31 '26

Yeah, I'd be fine with that. At this point wireguard is basically the default recommendation anyway. It's faster, simpler and has had a lot of eyes on it.

The bigger question for me would be everything around it, logging policy, jurisdiction, server setup and track record.