There seem to be quite a lot of VPNs around at the moment. I think it really depends on whether they will still be around in years to come and on the number of points throughout the world that they can maintain. I don't use this one but the one I use which is quite a lot cheaper (isn't available now) but seems ok so far. They say: Browse anonymously & safeguard your private data Access servers in 20+ countries across 5 different continents Utilize servers that guarantee the securest connections possible Enjoy lightning-fast browsing speeds Unlock geoblocked sites including Netflix, Spotify & more Connect either using RA4W VPN's custom client or OpenVPN Rest assured knowing your data is encrypted & isn't being logged Troubleshoot issues w/ a support team available 24/7
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goonertillidie
3 Jul 17#1
Nice find, poss 10% off with first purchase also (was pop up on site) - Looks like a unique code via inbox :smile:
Python5
3 Jul 17#2
not going to go into it. but becareful with this vpn
Lifetime is not your lifetime but the lifetime of this product, which might be a year or two.
jasee
3 Jul 17#4
Of course
sysenblaze
3 Jul 17#5
Hmm. I don't know why regular users need these services. A 'VPN' service doesn't equal privacy...Even the review linked seems to be written simplistically and with little understanding of what's actually going on. Plus the fact that there appears to have been a database leak from this service which indicates that they indeed do log IP ingress among other things...
paulr23
4 Jul 17#6
Why does anyone need a VPN, what do you have to hide? Genuinely curious
jasee
4 Jul 17#7
Are you 'genuinely curious'? :wink: Why? When it's so easy to find out, just google for 'why use a vpn' For instance: lifehacker.co.uk/201…eds
dsdavis6
7 Jul 17#8
A policeman gives you a choice as to whether you want to be strip searched or not. You have nothing incriminating on you. Do you allow him to carry out a strip search even though you have nothing to hide? No... Privacy is privacy regardless of what you are doing, sometimes.
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I think it really depends on whether they will still be around in years to come and on the number of points throughout the world that they can maintain. I don't use this one but the one I use which is quite a lot cheaper (isn't available now) but seems ok so far.
They say:
Browse anonymously & safeguard your private data
Access servers in 20+ countries across 5 different continents
Utilize servers that guarantee the securest connections possible
Enjoy lightning-fast browsing speeds
Unlock geoblocked sites including Netflix, Spotify & more
Connect either using RA4W VPN's custom client or OpenVPN
Rest assured knowing your data is encrypted & isn't being logged
Troubleshoot issues w/ a support team available 24/7
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read into it. budget is budget for a reason
bestvpnprovider.com/ra4…ew/
Why? When it's so easy to find out, just google for 'why use a vpn'
For instance:
lifehacker.co.uk/201…eds