Most VPN companies keep their product range to an absolute bare minimum: one or two plans, maybe a couple of payment options, all very easy to compare and understand.
US-based Super VPN is more about choice and offers six products in total, from the $8 per month (around £6.50, AU$11) PPTP Plan to the $30 per month (around £25, AU$40) ‘Offshore’ plan.
The base plan we’re reviewing has unlimited bandwidth and speed, but doesn’t allow torrents, doesn’t support simultaneous connections, limits server switching, and only offers 128-bit encryption.
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The $10 per month (around £8, AU$13.50) SSL plan extends the product with full 4096-bit encryption via OpenVPN, adds a few servers, and supports unlimited switching.
The $20 per month (around £16, AU$27) Torrent plan is the only one to allow torrents via its US and German servers, and has support for five simultaneous connections.
It’s a seriously expensive range, but we decided to sign up for the baseline PPTP Plan to find out what it had to offer.
Privacy
Heading off to Super VPN’s legal pages won’t bury you in small-print. The company’s terms of service are under 700 words, maybe 20% of the length of …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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