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<blockquote data-quote="Rod" data-source="post: 1868378" data-attributes="member: 204485">I suppose our exposure to industry opinions and Mac user's problems colours our opinions about early adopters when it comes to macOS upgrades. When you get a notification from Apple stating a new version of macOS is available, promoting all the new features and encouraging you to upgrade now by clicking a button they don't tell you about the problems you might face.&nbsp; They don't tell you that it might be dangerous, or even fatal to your device.&nbsp; Of course that information is available if you search for it but not everybody does.&nbsp; Even if you do there may not be enough users out there that have had time to report their problems yet.&nbsp; The general rule of thumb is to wait.&nbsp; Wait until enough people have tried it and had time to report their issues and experiences and Apple has had time to fix them.&nbsp; Anyway, back to topic:&nbsp; I use ExpressVPN, it is not the cheapest but after trying many of the top rating alternatives I found it to be the best supported, easiest to set up and maintain, most reliable and flexible package for my needs.&nbsp; There are lots of comparison sites out there so have a look around for the service that fits your needs.&nbsp; When you spread the cost across several devices it's not all that expensive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rod, post: 1868378, member: 204485"] I suppose our exposure to industry opinions and Mac user's problems colours our opinions about early adopters when it comes to macOS upgrades. When you get a notification from Apple stating a new version of macOS is available, promoting all the new features and encouraging you to upgrade now by clicking a button they don't tell you about the problems you might face. They don't tell you that it might be dangerous, or even fatal to your device. Of course that information is available if you search for it but not everybody does. Even if you do there may not be enough users out there that have had time to report their problems yet. The general rule of thumb is to wait. Wait until enough people have tried it and had time to report their issues and experiences and Apple has had time to fix them. Anyway, back to topic: I use ExpressVPN, it is not the cheapest but after trying many of the top rating alternatives I found it to be the best supported, easiest to set up and maintain, most reliable and flexible package for my needs. There are lots of comparison sites out there so have a look around for the service that fits your needs. When you spread the cost across several devices it's not all that expensive. [/QUOTE]

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