While some VPNs advertise their services as unrestricted, fair, unbiased, and often free of any charge, others are of very poor quality or simply a way to scam you out of your hard-earned money. In the case of VPNKI, we are not sure whether it’s a ruse or just a young and up-and-coming company that is still trying to find their footing in this ever-growing and developing industry. The good thing about this company is that their service is completely free of charge and they market themselves as p
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YogaVPN is only available as an Android app in the Google play store. This might get you worried about your privacy, but they have an outstanding policy for that as well. They have no logging, you do not need to sign up, and no credit card information is needed. On top of this the app is 100% free. YogaVPN can be used to unblock any blocked websites or apps, so it is the ideal solution for a student who wants to bypass their school’s firewall. UDP / TCP is used to encrypt your data, so your b
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Cargo VPN is a fairly new contender and is touted as one of the best for Mac users. This reliable service has over 1000 servers in 70 different global locations, making it easy to jump over geoblocks and access sites such as Netflix and Hulu. Cargo VPN has a sophisticated 256-bit data encryption technology which masks your identity and allows you to travel through the virtual world undetected. Using Cargo VPN is perfect for international travelers since it will keep your personal information
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FlyVPN is certainly not new on the scene, having been around since 2007, but it continues to be one of the highest rated VPNs for accessing US servers. With an estimated ping rate of around 200 in China, FlyVPN is certainly delivering, although it does so at a cost. Nevertheless, you can always opt for the free plan which, although limited, will give you access to some of FlyVPN’s servers three times a day for a period of 20 minutes per session. An hour a day doesn’t go far if you’re strea
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NuVPN is a bit of an enigma, as though the anonymity it offers its clients keeps it under wraps as well. On their website, they do claim that they “make it our business to stay out of your business” and they certainly seem to be managing that! On the plus side, they do take privacy seriously and state categorically that they retain no information about IP addresses and keep no logs. Strangely enough, however, they also suggest that users looking for complete privacy should try Tor instead. Com
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