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TL;DR: A one-year subscription to Hotspot Shield is on sale for $7.99 per month as of April 22, saving you 38% on list price.
VPNs are primarily used to boost security and stream content, but not every service does these jobs equally well.
Most services offer advanced security features, but some are lacking when it comes to streaming your favorite shows, films, games, and videos. For this you need fast connection speeds with no buffering, no throttling, and unlimited bandwidth. Hotspot Shield offers all of this and more.
Hotspot Shield hides your real IP address and encrypts all your web traffic with military-grade encryption, and provides impressively fast download speeds for streaming. With Hotspot Shield, your Internet Service Provider also can’t see what websites you visit, meaning streaming sites will never be throttled.
A one-year subscription to Hotspot Shield is on sale for $7.99 per month. This is down by 38% on list price, and comes with a 45-day money-back guarantee.
Stream more of what you love with Hotspot Shield.
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