At first glance, BulletVPN has a lot to offer. With this VPN you get unlimited bandwidth, access to Netflix, multiplatform support, fast speeds, a choice of multiple VPN protocols, and a free smart DNS service. BulletVPN doesn’t offer a ton of servers, but there are locations available all over the world. The network currently includes 145 VPN servers in 55 co
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AirVPN started in 2010, and today the company has more than 80 servers located in 15 datacenters around the world. Users in the US will appreciate their full compliance with European union directives, keeping connections secure of government surveillance at all times. When you use the service, you are able to hide your IP and get a new IP whenever you are browsing online. This helps to keep you safe from prying eyes, and you do not have to worry about government oversight keeping you away from
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Turbo VPN is a China-based service that enjoys a lot of popularity on Android and iOS. Considering the domicile of this particular service, that may stop a lot of you in your tracks right now. If so: we recommend an alternative provider based in a country less hostile towards privacy like NordVPN. That’s mostly because of the free version, and it’s no surprise. Few providers out there give you unlimited bandwidth and 9 servers in 8 cou
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There are copious amounts of free VPN providers clamoring for your attention. So, how does the Irish based RocketVPN shape up in terms of privacy, security, reliability and speed? Right out of the box, RocketVPN gives 250MB free bandwidth each month to every user and access to their USA server. This free version is ad-supported where as paid subscribers have the ads removed. Premium subscribers will also have access to a further 9 geographical server locations, such as Australia, UK,
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Lantern tells you from the start that it isn’t a VPN. It's an open-source proxy that claims to gives access to geoblocked sites, while routing all your other activity through your local IP address. Does this sound less than appealing? Well, Lantern actually claims it's better and faster than a VPN altogether. Can it be true? I conducted a full review of Lantern to see what it really offers. After heaps of tests, I can confirm one thing: you should stay away. Lantern isn't forthcoming w
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