Touch VPN is a popular VPN service which supports Windows, iOS, Android and Chrome.
The iOS version has ads and an optional ad-free version available for $29.99 (£22) a year. The Android app also has ads, with no commercial version. The others are entirely ad-free, and none require registration or have any data transfer limits.
That all sounds great, and we were keen to find out more. Unfortunately, the Touch VPN website wasn’t much help, being little more than a single page with a few generic explanations of what a VPN can do.
There are a few scraps of information on the various app pages. The Chrome store explained that Touch VPN’s extension can connect you to Sweden, United Kingdom, Denmark, France, United States, Netherlands, and Canada, for instance. But the text hadn’t been updated since 2015, and most of it was very vague.
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Pointing our browser at Touch VPN’s social media feeds didn’t show much sign of activity, either. The company’s Google+ page hadn’t been updated since 2015, and its Twitter page had only three tweets, all identical, posted on the same date in 2016.
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Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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