E-VPN is a fresh provider from the UK that’s not yet widely popular, but clearly knows what most users need from a good VPN service: solid security, privacy, and access to geoblocked websites at low cost. So, let’s jump into the pros and cons of this VPN. For a small provider, E-VPN offers pretty strong security levels. Its network is secured with military-grade AES 128-bit encryption, combined with a 4096-bit RSA encrypted handshake. In addition, E-VPN uses OpenVPN and Stealth VPN pro
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HideMy.name is a highly configurable VPN with a user-friendly interface. It offers exceptional security for surfing, torrenting, and communicating over the internet. However, it does not live up to all its promises, particularly in relation to streaming and geo-restrictions. While HideMy.name is a relatively new VPN, its parent company, inCloak Network Ltd, has been operating for over 10 years. The company is based in Belize, meaning it operates outside the jurisdiction of the 14-Eyes
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A product of the UK based iNinja Ltd, iNinja is a fresh, free VPN extension for Chrome users that was launched in 2017. Even though iNinja offers a few attractive features that would appeal to any Chrome user such as free service, unlimited speed, servers in USA and UK, and WiFi protection, we don’t recommend it for a number of reasons. Read on to find out why. Free or premium, a good VPN doesn’t keep logs. However, iNinja is hardly a ninja when it comes to protecting your online privacy. Unl
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Invizbox takes a different approach than most VPNs to online security and privacy. Instead of an intuitive app downloaded onto an individual device, Invizbox is a physical box that connects directly to your router. Invizbox does also offer portable versions of the device, but were only able to test the box primarily designed to protect your home wi-fi network. Invizbox utilizes the Tor network to offer a secure, stable, and anonymous internet connection with unlimited data and excellent
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Obtaining PatronVPN apps is no easy matter. To get the desktop clients for Mac OS and Windows, you need to email customer support for a download link. Worse, the apps for mobile devices are not currently available at all due to bugs. According to customer support, the apps will be offered again on Google Play and the App Store when the bugs are fixed. Once we finally obtained a desktop app, we had no difficulty installing the app and connecting to a PatronVPN server. However, that minimal
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