If you’re a beginner or on a tight budget, you can consider VPN One Click. Although VPN One Click doesn’t dazzle with advanced technical specs, rich features, and robust performance, it delivers an above average product at reasonable prices for single devices and mild users. VPN One Click doesn’t log data and provides basic encryption levels by supporting L2TP/IPSec and the notoriously insecure PPTP. Unfortunately, VPN One Click doesn’t support more secure protocols like OpenVPN or more advance

Not to be confused with the more popular [reviewLink post_id="41563"]PrivateVPN[/reviewLink], 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

ButterflyVPN takes a completely unique approach to online privacy and security. Rather than downloading intuitive apps, ButterflyVPN has opted for a plug-and-play approach; and it works. It is a portable and stable, two-way proxy that offers fast speeds and unlimited data. It comes complete with industrial strength encryption, zero interaction protocol, and an ad blocker. It has two working modes: home and traveler. The traveler one is designed for those in China trying to reach blocked sites,

Still hot off the press, Surfshark made an impressive entrance into the VPN arena and is already making waves, with a suite of useful features at a reasonable price. Let’s get under the hood of this relatively new VPN service and see what the fuss is all about. Kicking off with a good start, Surfshark gets our approval for privacy. It doesn’t keep activity logs, thanks to its location in the British Virgin Islands, a self-ruling territory known for its privacy-friendly laws and lack of data ret

Borderless VPN is a Norwegian provider and a newcomer to the VPN arena. It’s very small, costs more than many reliable VPNs, 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 [reviewLink post_id="1460" page_type="ExpressVPN"]ExpressVPN[/reviewLink] and [reviewLink post_id="41357" page_type="NordVPN"