Wasel Pro VPN is a VPN provider located in the Netherlands. It was founded to help users in the Persian Gulf region to bypass government censorship and preserve their anonymity online. It allows users to avoid blocks on popular programs such as Skype and Viber. Wasel Pro VPN also allows its users to access geo-restricted websites and streaming services, such as Netflix, Hulu, BBC iPlayer, Spotify, Pandora and more. Users can also engage in torrent and peer-to-peer file sharing. Sounds good, but
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WifiMask is a family company. Founded by two brothers from the Netherlands they are "on a mission to make security accessible and the internet unlimited for everyone, starting with an app for OSX to protect your Wi-Fi connection and unblock access to online content." They offer Top Secret-level encryption: AES-256, 4096-bit RSA & DH, which would let any Security Engineer sleep soundly at night, safe in the knowledge their sensitive data is protected. They also offer a Teleportation
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There is no easier solution available than using a VPN if you’re concerned with protecting your online privacy. With the number of governments increasing their monitoring of online activities and the growing spate of identity theft and fraud, it becomes a sensible idea to censor yourself too. With over 136 servers worldwide all supporting OpenVPN TCP/UDP, PPTP, and L2TP (80% of servers for the last protocol) WorldVPN is an effective service provider to choose. Unless that is, you want to use y
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Endorsed by The New York Times and The Economist, WiTopia certainly does well in the first impressions stakes. Rebranded from the originally named Full Mesh Networks; WiTopia has been operating since 2003. Their aim has always been to supply "complicated and expensive security technology over the Internet as a set of managed services." They created their personalVPN in March 2005 to optimize their users' anonymity in a world of identity fraud and unsecured Wi-Fi connections. And so WiTopia was
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Twingate is a relatively new VPN alternative that uses a zero-trust model, and keeps your business and personal traffic separate. It’s not a VPN, and I quickly learned that Twingate is an entirely different tool. It allows you to set up secured proxy access to your organization's online resources, invisible to the rest of the internet. The access is centrally managed, based on user-identity authentication via SSO and 2FA. This presents a more secure means of remotely accessing business i
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