As a matter of fact, I had heard about IPVanish before I really even cared about VPNs—so at least to me, it’s one of the big names.
But is it recognized for its quality? Or is it just recognized?
I’ve always been a little put off by the name: what’s the “tor” in TorGuard for?
Because people often confuse VPNs and TOR, I figured it was a sneaky attempt at dragging in less aware customers.
It turns out that the “Tor” does mean something else—but more on that later.
I knew about it, but I thought it was just some tiny VPN that no one used.
And then I saw this on their website:
Now, I’m always skeptical about these numbers. VPNs often count downloads as users—which is pretty inaccurate considering how often people re-install or use multiple devices.
Torrenting is still not dead. It’s a medium to share files over the internet, right?
Normally, we all look up for torrent files on the internet because we want to download free stuff and who doesn’t like free stuff.
Anyways, we have enlisted a few best unknown torrent websites from which you can download free files.
But,
Use a VPN connection before you use these torrent websites.
Based on tested dozens of VPNs, ExpressVPN can be the best option to protect your online privacy and torrenting.
Let’s take a look at the list now:
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Why? It’s hard to say exactly why, but I think their branding and origin story are fantastic.
ProtonVPN actually started with ProtonMail, a secure and encrypted mail service. The project was crowdfunded and founded by geniuses at CERN.
ProtonVPN was built to improve protection for people using ProtonMail, but it’s ballooned to become as famous as ProtonMail and is often used completely on its own.
To make matters even MORE heartening, ProtonMail and ProtonVPN BOTH have FREE versions.
Limited, of course, but it sure stands out as a sign of how serious ProtonMail/ProtonVPN are about their goals to protect people’s privacy.
Anyway, it’s pretty clear that at first glance, ProtonVPN seems to be one of the most legitimate VPNs around.
Founded by experts, crowd-sourced for privacy (not for streaming), located in a country known for its strong privacy laws, and providing reputable free software…
Surely, ProtonVPN must be one of the best VPNs in the world, right?
Well, I’ve tested it thoroughly, and I’ve got to say—the picture is a little more complicated. Continue reading
Cybersecurity is a BIG issue, and the interesting thing is…a lot of people don’t realize they care about it.
A lot of people think about cybersecurity as something pretty basic: choose a good password, and beyond that it’s really a term for governments and big companies to worry about.
Of course, when you think about it, cybersecurity matters to just about everyone.
It’s super important for small businesses, who may be targeted without having the resources to hire a security professional.
And have you ever been concerned about what Facebook is doing with your data? Then you’ve worried about cybersecurity.
See what I mean? This goes for EVERYONE who does anything on the internet.
So I’ve picked quite a few of the most relevant and reputable statistics about cybersecurity in this list, and I think they’ll matter a lot to you, no matter your context.
We finally did it. We found the fastest VPN service there is. Yep, you guessed it, it’s FastestVPN. You can go ahead right now & click on ‘Buy Now’.
But hold on! Don’t rush so easily yet. Don’t you want to know what you’ll be getting into before you shell out some cold hard cash? That’s what we want to cover in this review of ours today.
The name feels a bit handful at first, doesn’t it? A VPN with the word ‘Fastest’ in it has a lot to prove if it wants your approval, right?
Well, we put ‘FastestVPN’ to the test to see if it is REALLY that fast. And the results are what we’d like to share today. So you as a consumer can make an informed decision.
I’ve always loved VPNs, and the last few years I’ve had the privilege of watching them become steadily more popular.
But sometimes it’s hard to understand just how much VPNs have entered the mainstream. Is it something that most internet users know about?
Or maybe it’s only most younger people? Or maybe you and I assume people know as much as us, but really VPNs are only of interest to a small number of people.
Well, I’ve done some digging, and I’ve got quite a few interesting stats about VPN usage for you to take a look at.
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Ask anyone: One of the biggest problems in today’s world besides global warming, terrorism, inflation, social unrest and slow internet, is the problem of CHOICE.
Because of widespread competition, the average consumer is flooded with an enormous number of options to dig through. Now, generally speaking, this isn’t a bad thing. We all need options.
But how do you decide the best possible option between 2 products that basically do the same thing under the surface without going through the ache of trying them all?
We all know VPNs are all the rage right now. Internet privacy and security are as big of a concern as global warming at this point! We live in strange times now where personal and private data are the biggest commodity of today.
Hence, a market for VPNs was born. At this point, we don’t need to explain what a VPN is and what it does. If it’s worth anything, all we want to know is what a VPN doesn’t do, right?
If you live in India, there’s a good chance you might’ve heard about Astrill VPN. Astrill has been in the business for over 10 years now and has amassed a million subscribers worldwide growing.
So what makes Astrill our hot topic today? Well, we went deep into Astrill’s service to see what all the fuss is about and tried it out before you do. Let’s dive in find out if it is worth your time money.
