With unlimited bandwidth and speed, AnonVPN.io is a paid VPN service that uses a unique voucher code system that keeps your financial information safe while offering you stable connections with multiple servers across the world. The VPN service is available all over the world. As most VPNS offer, AnonVPN.io uses a no logs policy, meaning that the servers store no information of yours, including any type of data that you have used over the IP address. This makes it difficult for law
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DotVPN is a VPN provider from Hong Kong and has over 700 servers situated in 10 countries all around the world, thus providing unlimited server switches as well as an unlimited amount of bandwidth. The company does not require extensive personal and banking information for you to gain access to their service. All you have to do to enjoy free-of-charge VPN service is register with an e-mail address and you are good to go. Their proxy add-on enables you to do this easily on both the free and paid
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FalcoVPN, which is located in Dubai, The Arab Emirates is a VPN server provider that ensures you to protect your data and make your browsing completely private. It provides you with a secure connection, multiple tunnelling protocols and multiple connections. Its goal is to offer you complete privacy and complete freedom while surfing the internet. FalcoVPN is a rather new VPN server, but they already have quite a few servers set up from where you access the internet freely and safely. The
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A completely free VPN proxy for your phone, FlashVPN is an easy to use app for your android phone with a simple interface and fast connections accessible at just a touch. The free VPN proxy service offers a large amount of servers from various different countries and charges customers nothing for use of its service. FlashVPN unblocks many geographically restricted websites like Netflix, Hulu, and BBC from anywhere in the world through it. With servers in the United States, the United Kingdom
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OpenVPN isn’t a VPN provider. It’s a free open source software application specifically developed by OpenVPN Technologies Inc. to create highly secure VPN connections. Like SSTP, L2TP/IPsec, and PPTP it’s a standalone tunneling protocol – only much more reliable and miles more secure. OpenVPN has a reputation for being the most powerful encryption protocol for many reasons. These include the fact that it uses pre-shared keys, authentication certificates, OpenSSL encryption, IPv6 support, and that it
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