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Best deal on ZenMate VPN (UK deal)
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TL;DR: An 18-month subscription to ZenMate VPN is on sale for £1.99 per month, saving you 79% on list price.
Working from home can be stressful. It doesn’t matter how many cushions, blankets, and other assorted soft things you have around you. It’s still stressful.
There are services you can invest in that can make the whole working from home thing a little more bearable. The first is a VPN, as these services protect your data and sensitive information, with apps for all your devices.
Your security is one less thing to worry about with a VPN, and ZenMate VPN is one of the cheapest services on offer. So you don’t need to worry about spiraling costs either. An 18-month plan is currently on sale for just £1.99 per month, saving you 79% on list price.
This plan comes with access to servers in 74 countries around the world, unlimited bandwidth, personal customer support, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. ZenMate VPN also has a strict no-logging policy, so your information can’t be shared.
Take the stress out of working from home with ZenMate VPN.
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