SurfEasy is a straightforward Canadian-based VPN from the company behind the Opera browser.
The service offers 1,000 servers in 25 countries. Native clients for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android makes it very easy to set up, OpenVPN support provides great security and there’s built-in tracker-blocking, too.
A ‘Wi-Fi Security’ feature can automatically protect you as soon as you connect to an insecure wireless hotspot. That’s good news if you might forget to do this yourself, and not something commonly available elsewhere.
- Want to try SurfEasy? Check out the website here
SurfEasy is available in a basic form for free, but we were interested in the unlimited Premium plan. This comes at a high $11.99 (£9.90, AU$16.30) price for a one-off month, but opting for a one-year plan cuts this by almost half to $6.49 (£5.30, AU$8.80).
We wouldn’t expect major problems from such a big-name provider, but if you’re unhappy there’s a 7-day no-questions-asked money-back guarantee for both the monthly and yearly plans.
Privacy
SurfEasy describes itself as a ‘No Log’ network, stating that it doesn’t store the originating IP addresses of users when connecting to its service, or the applications, services or websites they access when connected.
The company does state that it performs …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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