If you are looking for a straightforward VPN that is easy to install and use, then Pearl VPN should certainly be on your list. However, if you like an array of customizable features and a website that provides specific details, then you may find Pearl VPN a little limiting.Pearl VPN provides stable and secure connections across its network of 33 server locations, spread over 25 countries. While speeds vary significantly depending on the server that you are connected to, every server we tried
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Penguin Proxy is a rare thing in the VPN market: a free VPN that does not rely on advertising or harvesting your data to make money. The VPN is currently a “proof of concept” and is not designed to be profitable.The lack of any attempt to monetize your use immediately puts this free service above many of its competitors. The company makes clear that future profits will come from the addition of paid features, not from ads or exploitation of your data.However, it should be noted that Penguin Proxy doe
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One of our major concerns about free VPNs is how they use your information to make a profit. Tuxler’s approach to users’ data does nothing to alleviate these concerns. Tuxler clearly states that it collects a range of data about its users, including their online activity, and passes this information on to service providers, related companies, its subsidiaries, and when asked, legal authorities.There is no indication that this approach to your data changes if you purchase the Premium paid package. Fur
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Launched in 2011, PrivateProxy.me isn’t a VPN, but a UK-based premium proxy service that can be used for anonymous browsing, torrenting, and streaming geo-restricted content.While the UK isn’t an ideal location for proxies or VPNs due to its harsh data retention laws, PrivateProxy.me claims not to log your browsing history, real IP address, connection times, or bandwidth usage. On the other hand, the lack of a privacy policy website section had us raising our eyebrows, since transparency is the key
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One of the key reasons for using a VPN is to increase your security online. So when a VPN provider’s website triggers a security warning from your antivirus program, it is never a good sign.Unfortunately for SquidVPN, that was only the first of many negative signs.Once we accessed the website, things did not improve. There is limited information on the site, and much of the available information was impossible to verify due to the lack of active customer service channels.According to that w
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