Webroot WiFi Security is a fairly new VPN from American security company Webroot. The company’s primary focus is on computer security, so it makes sense that their VPN has the same priority. The Webroot website markets the VPN as a companion to their popular antivirus software. Webroot WiFi Security isn’t trying to be everything, but instead focuses on protecting you with reliable, strong security features through a simple interface. It can't unblock Netflix or any other popular streaming ser
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Strong points for this VPN include robust security, the ability to access popular geo-restricted content, and a simple, straightforward interface. On the downside, you may notice a decrease in speed with this provider, especially if you are torrenting or HD streaming. Which is something you won't deal with when using more advanced VPN's like ExpressVPN. The relatively new provider has a network of 95 servers in 41
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Connecto VPN is new to the market. At the moment, it operates nine servers, one each in the US, Germany, France, Sweden, Canada, Norway, Romania, Switzerland, and the UK. According to its website, a new server in Singapore is on its way. If you don't want to hang around though, consider a global provider like NordVPN who has thousands of servers in over 60 locations. It’s a simple, low-cost VPN. It keeps a strict no-logs p
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InvinciBull VPN is a relatively new product of US-based cybersecurity company Finjan Holdings. This VPN service is primarily focused on mobile users. Although basic encryption and geo-spoofing are provided with InvinciBull’s desktop apps, the VPN’s strongest features are only available through the mobile apps. The mobile version includes a feature-rich in-app browser, in addition to encrypting all of your device’s connections online. InvinciBull has 76 servers located in 27 countries. Unfor
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NetflixVPN is designed specifically to unblock Netflix. It operates 20 servers across 17 countries, including high-speed servers in the US. It keeps a strict no-logs policy and protects your data with an automatic kill switch. You can connect two devices simultaneously with one account. This may not be enough to protect every device in a busy household, but it’s useful if you want to protect your mobile device and PC at the same time. If you want to do more with your VPN than just unlock N
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