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Windscribe VPN is on sale for over 80% off
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TL;DR: Get the protective Windscribe VPN Pro: 4-year subscription for $79, a savings of 81%.
With holiday travel and shopping season around the corner, there’s no hotter season for hackers to run away with your credit card numbers. Whether you plan to use airport WiFi or just go wild on the biggest shopping days of the year, you’d best protect your internet connection first with a VPN. Windscribe, one of the top VPNs on the market, is currently on sale for a price that not even Black Friday will beat.
We’ve talked about the reasons we love Windscribe before, and we recently dubbed it one of the best VPNs for Chrome. But, just in case you need a refresher: A subscription to Windscribe is more than just a VPN. It’s both a desktop application and browser extension that work together to protect your privacy as you surf the web every day. It’s ideal for those unfamiliar with VPN services, as it features an easy-to-use interface that only requires you to turn it on once. From there, it runs in the background forever (or until you turn it off).
Windscribe earned itself four out of five stars on both PCWorld and TechRadar, so it definitely has its perks. Of course, like most VPNs, it masks your physical location with an encrypted tunnel, but unlike most VPNs, it also removes ads and trackers from your everyday browsing. Plus, there’s total anonymity, a strict no-logging policy, and you get unlimited simultaneous connections. That way, you can stay protected on all of your devices, while most VPNs will only protect one. That would be like locking your front door, but not the back. Not a great system people.
Right now, you can sign up for a one, two, three, or four-year subscription to Windscribe VPN and save up to 81%. It may not be as exciting as a new TV, but it will be just as useful in the long run.
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