INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The most popular site that no one you know will admit to frequenting, is launching its very own VPN service today, called, get this: VPNHub
The app, which is available on Android, iOS, MacOS and Windows, is primarily designed to offer &free and unlimited bandwidth,& according to
It an attempt to circumvent ISP throttling, a potential boon for those who frequently visit sites with lot of video
Sites like, well, PornHub
&With 90 million visitors a day, the vast majority of whom are using devices on the go, it especially important that we continue to ensure
the privacy of our users,& VP Corey Price said in a statement.
The app is free on the aforementioned mobile platforms, but there a premium
Another higher tier will drop ads, offer faster connection speeds and provide logins in additional countries, according to the company
That one runs either $13 a month or $90 for a full year subscription.
Of course, there are some privacy concerns to contend with, including
some security issues that have arisen in recent months
This WTF is a VPN primer should good you a good overview of what you&re contending with a bit more broadly.
&Assume that all the free VPN
apps that you see in the App Store and Google Play are free for a reason,& Romain wrote in the piece
&They&ll analyze your browsing habits, sell them to advertisers, inject their own ads on non-secure pages or steal your identity
You should avoid free VPNs at all costs.
So, keep that in mind.
If you want to take the leap, however, the service is available now
There also a free seven-day trial for the premium version