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50% off TunnelBear VPN (UK deal)
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SAVE 50%: A one-year subscription to TunnelBear is on sale for £3.59 per month as of May 7, saving you 50% on list price.
We could tell you that TunnelBear users get unlimited data, five simultaneous connections, 256-bit AES encryption, apps for all leading operating systems, and much more, but none of that really matters when you see that its interface is covered in some of the sweetest bears you’ve ever seen.
We know that bears don’t really matter when it comes to cybersecurity, but you’re likely to spend a lot of time staring at your preferred VPN’s interface, so its nice to have something cute to consider. The good news is that TunnelBear offers security, speed, and sweetness in abundance.
A one-year subscription to TunnelBear is on sale for £3.59 per month as of May 7, saving you 50% on list price. If you’re not sure about committing, TunnelBear also offers a free trial. This is a great option for newbies, but it is limited to only 500MB of data per month.
Save 50% on a one-year subscription to the cutest VPN.
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