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Best deal on ProtonVPN (UK deal)
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TL;DR: ProtonVPN is available for free, or you can save 20% on a one-year subscription to a paid plan as of April 22.
There are a few free VPNs out there, but these generally come with a lot of limitations that make using them pretty unbearable. ProtonVPN’s free version is not perfect, but it’s certainly better than most.
ProtonVPN’s free plan provides a single secure connection, with medium speeds, access to servers in three countries, and a strict no-logging policy. It doesn’t include access to the most advanced security features, but you can always upgrade if you’re impressed.
If you do choose to upgrade, all one-year subscriptions to paid plans are on sale for 20% off as of April 22. These plans include things like P2P filesharing/BitTorrent support, adblockers, and streaming-friendly features. Not everyone will require this sort of thing, but it’s nice to have the option to upgrade.
All plans come with a generous 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can still recover your cash if you’re not totally satisfied with ProtonVPN.
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