UnoTelly is a popular service which has been providing site-unblocking Smart DNS and VPN products since 2011.
The company’s baseline Premium Plan enables routing some of your DNS traffic through its own servers, making it appear that you’re in some other part of the world. This is fast, but it doesn’t always work, and for example the service can’t unlock Netflix any more.
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Fortunately for us, UnoTelly’s Gold Plan extends the product with the company’s own VPN. The service specs seem basic, with servers in six countries only (US, UK, Netherlands, Canada, Germany, Switzerland) and no torrents allowed, but it is at least configurable, with PPTP and OpenVPN protocol support.
Prices seem fractionally above average for this type of product at $7.95 (around £6.50, AU$10.50) for a single month, although this falls to an equivalent $4.93 per month (around £4, AU$6.50) if you sign up for a year. Whatever your subscription, the company offers a full refund within the first 14 days, so there’s plenty of time to see how the service works for yourself.
Privacy
UnoTelly’s small-print pages aren’t something anyone is likely to read out of choice. The terms of service pages …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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