Based in Poland, VPN Shield is the VPN service product of the company Defendemus. They pride themselves on being an easy to use service for non-geeks. And with just one subscription you can connect five devices from a variety of operating systems. These include Windows (8.0 or higher), Mac OS X, iPads, iPhones, Android devices and Kindle Fire. All of which come with their own app, so there's no need to get tangled up setting it up manually. The only thing you need to do is use the same account on
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Romanian based in Bucharest, VPN.ac is a relatively new kid on the block as a VPN service provider since it was founded in 2012. Its credentials are boosted though as it has been in the information security industry for over 15 years. They pride themselves on experience in security features with their roots in the company, Netsec Interactive Solution. They have gone the extra mile for ISO27001 and ISO9001 certifications. These security certificates provide VPN.ac with an additional edge over the
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Let's start with the big numbers with VPN.cc. They have an impressive 969 VPN servers in 59 countries with more than 20,000 IP addresses. A pretty great opening gambit we think you'd agree. As well as shielding you from surveillance under government agencies they also 'promise' to shield your personal information. VPN.cc have a very comprehensive privacy policy. "Because we value your privacy we have taken the necessary precautions to be in compliance with the California Online Privacy
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VPN.ht is a Canada-based VPN company running since 2014 they have 127 VPN Servers in 23 countries around the world. The company differentiates itself from other VPN service providers by allowing its users access to some of the fastest and smoothest running servers all around the world. The cutting-edge VPN technology hides your online activity with military-grade 256-bit encryption. Making it virtually impossible for any government agency or geo-detection technology to monitor your online
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It is becoming an increasingly dangerous world online. Not to sound overdramatic but malicious hacking, identity fraud, and Government surveillance are all very real threats. 'Big Brother' is watching. VPN.sh promote their services as the ideal way to encrypt your data and keep "prying eyes" from accessing your activities online.They also advocate their services as "Perfect for the globe-trotter." Get access to your content anywhere around the globe by using their servers. And with 79 servers in
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