As already mentioned this is highly dependent on why you want a VPN and what's most important to you. That being said, an internet hero by the name of ThatOnePrivacyGuy researched and scrutinized a significant number of available VPNs using numerous data points and compiled them all into a spreadsheet for easy comparison.

The original site is now defunct [0], but has been merged with SafetyDetectives, and so now the full comparison can be found here [1].

Without any other details, that is your best place to start looking.

[0] https://www.reddit.com/user/ThatOnePrivacyGuy/comments/jmuty...

[1] https://www.safetydetectives.com/best-vpns/

Edit: adjusted formatting

Depending on the bad actors you are trying to protect against, cycling through ones you self-host and one's you subscribe to are best. Check out lantern, google's outline, tor etc. Currently, the most secure have wireguard at their core. It's do-able with a little study. Distributed web will be the evil-do'ers elimination and is coming sooner than you think.

**thank god for all the silicon valley gurus (I use that as a universal label) keeping the world free, educated, and in touch with the truth.

This question is nearly impossible to answer if you don’t add more context about what you want to achieve.

The ones you can buy with monero or cash.

tailscale?

One you run yourself