BoxPN is based in Seychelles, which means they do not fall under the mandatory laws for data retention that some other companies do. The company says it is the VPN in a box, and they promise trouble-free surfing. They do not limit the amount of data that you can use, or your speed. The BoxPN website claims that the VPN can unblock Netflix and other streaming providers but I was not able to access Netflix during my tests. You can find some more reliable choices in our guide to the best VPNs for
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BTGuard is a small VPN and BitTorrent proxy provider that offers a scaled-back but secure service. Although they do offer a full VPN service, their main focus is providing security and anonymity for torrenting. This is an okay choice for a VPN. However, we don't think 'okay' is enough. 'Okay' doesn't get past Netflix's geoblocks, either. For that, I'd recommend one of these vendors, which are guaranteed to unblock Netflix libraries. We prefer the best-in-class, industry-leading of a VPN
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Offering servers in several locations around the world, bVPN is a VPN service that will work with either TCP or UDP protocols. The service offers quality encryption, and it can keep users safe from prying eyes. The service promises not to log any user activity, which is exactly what users today demand. bVPN works on a variety of different operating systems, so you can have it on laptops, desktops, smartphones, and tablets. bVPN offers server locations in the United States and France, but it
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CactusVPN is a VPN provider that offers fast, secure and anonymous internet connections through 25 servers in 15 different countries. We were disppointed to see that it can't unblock Netflix, though. With a top VPN like NordVPN, you'd have access to over 140 geoblocked streaming services, which is quite a remarkable difference. It uses six different VPN protocols: L2TP/IPSec, OpenVPN, SSTP, SoftEther, PPTP, and IKEv2. It p
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Today, there are many people who might want to find out what you are doing online or who might want to have access to your data. Hackers, the government, spammers, and your own ISP might be trying to gain access to your information or log what you are doing online. This is no way to live, and Celo.net agrees. The company’s goal is to provide Internet users with the freedom to go where they want without restriction and without watchful eyes following them. While it partially succeeds at this, C
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