Going online is risky business. The many hazards and headaches of the internet include identity thieves, corporate and government data snoops, restrictions on content based on location, just to name a few. One surefire way to sidestep all of these issues and more is to log in with a virtual private network. With this deal from VPN Unlimited, you can get lifelong protection for all of your devices, anywhere you use them. Right now, you can get a lifetime subscription for just $39 at Cult of Mac Deals.
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5 responses to “You should never go online without VPN protection [Deals]”
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Personally, I’ve found ExpressVPN to be the best. Faster servers and tons of options to choose from.
People were afraid to share their credit card details over the web.. everyone was too afraid of it. then came ssl and most people were suddenly okay with it. similarly, there was a time when people thought they aren’t safe over the web but eventually, with google, youtube, orkut and facebook, they eventually gave up on the idea, that is, until snowden era came along. since then, a new spark has been ignited among users who now use third party tools like ivacy and tor, just so they can get some sense of safety. most of us thought of privacy concerns as just stories, but my, how we were proven wrong every time.
I’d rather pay monthly for FrootVPN :P