(Image Credit: ZenVPN) Cypriot-born ZenVPN promises nothing new. With buzz words like ‘blazing fast’ and ‘geo-restricted’ littering their homepage, it appears as though they are just another VPN company bringing nothing new to the table, but, just maybe, they’re a diamond in the rough just waiting to be discovered by the world. However, whenever a VPNs homepage …
(Image Credit: VPN.ac) Born in Romania, VPN.ac at first glance seems like it has all the answers. With a background in IT security and coming to the table with audits, international standards, and accreditations including ISO27001 and ISO9001 certifications, on the surface, they at least feel like more than your run-of-the-mill VPN. Seemingly more akin to the likes …
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(Image Credit: StrongVPN) With over a decade of VPN experience, StrongVPN certainly should be able to deliver on multiple fronts. At first, it seems to do just that with great speeds, up to 12 device connections, WireGuard capability, and free cloud file sharing worth £9.99 per month thrown in for good measure. Digging a little deeper we find a …
(Image Credit: UltraVPN) Although little is known about UltraVPN, they seem to promise a great deal including Netflix unblocking, quick connections, and incredibly ‘no speed loss’ which you don’t need me to tell you is almost impossible. Bold statements indeed. In this UltraVPN review, we aim to find out if they can deliver and if …
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(Image Credit: Ivacy) Coming to the table without the overwhelming popularity of NordVPN and ExpressVPN, Ivacy had to arrive all guns blazing. And they did just that. With a price point that can’t be matched, features galore, and a customer services team that is perfect, it seems Ivacy can do little wrong at this point. But where does it stack up against the big hitters, …
(Image Credit: ProtonVPN) Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, which, at first, may seem like an odd place for a VPN company to begin its journey but ProtonVPN comes to the table with a decorated history of privacy and security. Founded in 2014 with the launch of ProtonMail, a secure end-to-end encrypted email service, ProtonVPN soon followed bringing with it years of experience in …
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Seemingly launched in 2019, Larva VPN of Unikel Global Ltd is an interesting company. Their Twitter account has almost half a million followers yet only manages a handful of retweets for competitions. The website link takes you to a WordPress page, which is absolutely fine, yet for a company supposedly on the cutting edge of …
1.5/5 ‘Although the trendy website is fun, it doesn’t hide the basic privacy concerns that come with almost every free-to-use VPN and Urban VPN is no different’ In this Urban VPN review, we’ll take a look at features, servers, and if we have any reason to believe they are different from the wide array …
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‘A free to use browser with a built in ‘VPN’ delivers on unlimited data but not much else’ Originally launched on the 10th of April in 1995, the Opera browser has had several iterations and recently launched a web-browser VPN (which is technically a proxy) and a mobile app that was discontinued. As of March …
1.6/5 ‘A popular brand name with some less than popular features.’ At first, AVG Secure VPN seems to have a lot of things going for it: a well-known brand name and an accomplished anti-virus software, so in theory they should provide a decent service at the very least. While there are some positives for …