VPN One Click is a popular provider which delivers a basic VPN service for a budget price.
Experts may not be impressed by the technical specs. There’s no support for the configurable and secure OpenVPN protocol, for instance – instead you’re left with L2TP/IPSec, IKEv2 and the horribly insecure PPTP.
There’s better news in VPN One Click’s network, which now covers 52 countries. The company supports a wide range of platforms, too, including Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, Amazon Kindle, assorted consoles and more.
The website is a little disappointing with few low-level details on the service. Instead it seems more of a marketing exercise aimed at novice users, and it’s not particularly successful even at that level.
- Want to try VPN One Click? Download it here
The low prices may seem appealing, at least initially. Windows Mobile and tablet devices get access for $1.99 (£1.60) a month or $1.67 (£1.35) a month over a year. Android and iOS devices are charged $2.99 (£2.40) a month or $1.25 (£1) over a year. Windows and Mac devices must pay $4.99 (£4) a month or $2.08 (£1.65) over a year.
This sounds great, until you realize that you’re charged separately for each …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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