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Keepsolid VPN Unlimited: Lifetime Subscription for 5 Devices @ a Time: $18 on Stacksocial
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Hopefully they'll stay financially solvent for at least a few years.
Link here [stacksocial.com]
If you are interested don't dally - only 3 hours left according to the website.
I wasn't sure if this is a good provider, but i did that slickdeals thing where i bought first and asked questions later.
Here were some of the answers:
- VPN Service Providers Best VPN Service Award for 2015
- Rated PC Mag Top VPN for 2016
- Named a Best VPN Service of September 2016 by TechRadar
Features:
- Secure public Wi-Fi connection: your data is hidden & encrypted
- Unlimited traffic bandwidth: no need to worry about your data usage
- Unlimited high-speed connection
- A growing selection of servers globally: currently 53 locations in 39 countries including USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Hong Kong and Japan
- Fast server switching & app operating
- Here is a review of VPN Unlimited from Best VPN [https://www.bestvpn.com/blog/3256...d-review/] and PC Mag [https://www.pcmag.com/review/3448...nlimited].
Hopefully they'll stay financially solvent for at least a few years.
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CONS:
Connection logs kept
Peer-to-peer (P2P) not recommended due to privacy policy
WebRTC leaks
I wasn't so sure about:
No DNS leak protection
No kill switch
Connection logs
No OpenVPN as standard for iOS/OS X
US-based
I hated:
Dodgy privacy policy
WebRTC leaks (must be patched up manually on Firefox or Chrome)
Usage logs kept if user is under suspicion
CONS:
Connection logs kept
Peer-to-peer (P2P) not recommended due to privacy policy
WebRTC leaks
I wasn't so sure about:
No DNS leak protection
No kill switch
Connection logs
No OpenVPN as standard for iOS/OS X
US-based
I hated:
Dodgy privacy policy
WebRTC leaks (must be patched up manually on Firefox or Chrome)
Usage logs kept if user is under suspicion