Hotspot Shield is a popular VPN service with over 650 million users and multiple servers in 55+ countries. In fact, the website claims it is the #1 grossing app for productivity in the US App Store. (When we checked the App Store source, it actually indicated #8, which is still an impressive ranking.) One of the features that make Hotspot Shield special is its unique Catapult Hydra protocol, which maximizes speed without sacrificing security. But is Hotspot Shield as fast as the vendor
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HMA has 925 VPN servers in 352 locations in 221 countries around the world, 409 of these servers are in North America, mostly in the USA, so it shouldn't be hard to find a server in the location you prefer to connect to. This is great for local US customers, who want the security of a VPN connection but still want the content services for their local area. This is the largest server network of any VPN service, with almost every country included, and they're continually adding more. Don’t let A
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The IPVanish VPN provider has over 400 servers spread across 61 countries. Among them, are servers in the USA. A speed test carried out in different locations of the USA from the West Coast and East Coast showed that the country is well served despite the huge traffic, with reliable connections throughout. The speed for streaming media from Netflix, BBC and other programs is fast and secure. The test ratings for IPVanish VPN agree with the website’s assertion of being a tier-1 VPN provider. The
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Private Internet Access (PIA) is based in the USA and has numerous servers serving the country. Despite the huge traffic in the USA, the speeds available for users are not compromised. Although the website does not disclose the position of their servers, it is evident that they are strategically positioned to cover the country. Users are permitted to share materials using P2P software. Additionally, PIA also allows VoIP services for its users. This is an exciting offer for secure
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Trust.Zone has pretty much everything most VPN users are looking for: A helpful website, user-friendly apps, and the ability to bypass Netflix geo-blocks.However, it doesn’t have 24/7 customer support. The choice of protocols is also limited, but since they offer OpenVPN – the favorite protocol for several users – protocol choice isn’t a big problem.Trust.zone allows 3 devices per license, but it is not compatible with a router. It also has no apps or config files for smart TV.The price packages are pre
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