Save a load of cash with our exclusive VyprVPN offer.We'll look at these in more detail later. Individual apps have their own privacy protecting technologies, too, including options to defend against DNS leaks and bundled kill switches to reduce the chance of data leaks if the VPN connection drops. Works for us, although if you're less happy with the idea, the apps also allow you to switch to any third-party service (just enter whatever IP addresses you need). VyprVPN provides an encrypted zero-knowledge DNS service, a handy way to avoid 'man-in-the-middle' attacks, DNS filtering and other snooping strategies. Reports suggest this works well in China, although we don't test this and so can't confirm it. VyprVPN's custom Chameleon 2.0 protocol has been improved to do an even better job of bypassing aggressive VPN blocking (it's a new option with the iOS app, too, which is good to see). WireGuard is now supported across all platforms, along with OpenVPN and IKEv2. (The latter is a smart technique which ensures that a different key is used for every connection, so that even if an attacker obtains a private key somehow, they would only be able to access data in that particular session.) It supports AES-256-GCM and SHA384 HMAC by default for OpenVPN, with TLS-ECDHE-RSA-2048 to provide Perfect Forward Secrecy.

VyprVPN protects your privacy with well-chosen protocols and industrial-strength encryption. VyprVPN protects your privacy with 256-bit encryption and strong support for a variety of VPN protocols (Image credit: VyprVPN) Privacy A few companies give you more – Hotspot Shield and CyberGhost allow 45-days, for example – but 30-days should be long enough to identify any problems. If you sign up and aren't happy, you're protected by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Payment options are limited to card and PayPal. Private Internet Access charges $2.03 a month for the first term of its three-year plan, for instance, and Ivacy's five-year plan is a monthly $1.19 (VyprVPN is seven times more expensive than this). You can save even more by signing up for long-term subscriptions. And way more expensive than the '3 years for $65' plan we found last time.Īlthough there are a few providers in the same ballpark price-wise – ExpressVPN asks $8.32 a month, Hotspot Shield $7.99 – most services charge around $4 to $5 a month on their annual plans. The annual plan (opens in new tab) is a little better, but still costly at $8.33 a month (an upfront $100). Forget the old 'two months for $12.95' deal the monthly plan (opens in new tab) is now $15, one of the most expensive products around. The second is that it's vastly more expensive. The first is it's all very simple, with the previous jumble of plans replaced by straightforward monthly and annual subscriptions.

VyprVPN's pricing scheme has changed completely since our last review, with a couple of notable differences. VyprVPN offers over 700 servers in more than 70 locations worldwide (Image credit: VyprVPN) (opens in new tab) VyprVPN pricing

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