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TL;DR: A two-year subscription to Surfshark is on sale for $2.49 per month as of May 21, saving you 81% on list price.
The problem with online security is that you have absolutely tons of options to consider, and frankly, it’s a bit much.
How are you supposed to know which service is the best for you when there are plenty of plans that offer everything you need? You could spend hours doing detailed research on every option, or you could check out Surfshark.
This VPN is arguably the best service for families with lots of devices, because it doesn’t limit your number of connections. You can connect an unlimited number of devices to one account simultaneously, and Surfshark covers all major operating platforms. That means everyone in your house can stay protected under one plan.
A two-year subscription to Surfshark is now on sale for $2.49 per month. This plan is down by 81% on list price, and comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Protect your whole family with Surfshark.
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