VPN One Click delivers a basic VPN service for a budget price. It is very cheap compared to other providers if you need to cover only 1 device, as the pricing is on a per-device basis. VPN One Click is speedy, with above-average performance, and offers cross-platform compatibility with most major operating systems and devices: Mac, iOS, Windows, and Android. It is not compatible with Linux. The service is headquartered in the UAE and its server network covers 50 locations. VPN One Click uses
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Not to be confused with the more popular PrivateVPN, this PrivateVPN is a newly launched business service offered by VPN One Click, based in Seychelles. PrivateVPN allows you to connect to 200 dedicated VPN servers with dedicated IP addresses in 12 countries (Canada, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore, UK, and USA). This means that you will actually have a server to yourself and full control over all data that it handles, but 12 countries sounds
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Mozilla is well-known for being the company behind the Firefox browser, which I usually use on my laptop because of its great security. Its VPN provides servers from Mullvad, who is also renowned for security practices. I was expecting a lot, but I decided to test it to see if it lived up to my expectations. I tested its streaming and speed performance, and took a very close look at its privacy and security features. Overall, I was disappointed. As soon as I installed it, I had endless issues
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Borderless VPN is a Norwegian provider and a newcomer to the VPN arena. It’s very small, costs more than many reliable VPNs like ExpressVPN, and makes pretty strong claims – “zero logging," “multi OS support," “enhanced security," and “unblock media," for example. Does Borderless VPN live up to those claims, and does it have what it takes to compete with big boys like ExpressVPN and IPVanish? And what about access to Netflix? I'd still recommend one of these leading vendors over Borderless VPN. The ve
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CrypticVPN was founded in 2012; it was recently bought by a new owner and has undergone some changes, with more planned, including a new client. The VPN operates out of Amsterdam and focuses on security and speed. It has a well-organized website that’s easy to navigate, and on the whole, this ease of use continues into the VPN itself. But is it up to scratch with a premium vendor? Let's find out. First off, we were disappointed to note that CrypticVPN cannot unblock Netflix. Instead, if s
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