Browse The Web Anonymously On Up To 10 Devices w/ VPN Unlimited

Whether you’re using public Wi-Fi in a coffee shop or your own home network, you can never be too safe from hackers and identity thieves. That’s why we recommend a VPN service to keep your browsing habits and data truly anonymous while online. If you want to protect your entire family’s devices from online threats, look no further than VPN Unlimited’s Infinity Plan, which offers coverage for 10 devices for $59.

VPN Unlimited by Keepsolid is a VPN service that uses AES 256-bit encryption to protect your data while browsing the web. Not only will you be able to mask your browsing habits from your ISP or from hackers, but you’ll also be able to access geographically restricted websites and streaming services from anywhere in the world. VPN Unlimited also touts a zero log policy, so you can rest assured that your data is safe.

With VPN Unlimited, you’re given unparalleled customization when choosing VPN protocols. You can choose between IKEv2, OpenVPN, L2TP/IPsec or KeepSolid Wise depending on the balance of protection and speed that you’re looking for. This plan can cover up to 10 devices, so you can protect your family’s laptops, phones, tablets, and desktop computers all in one service.

Countless hackers and shady organizations are vying for your private information, so browsing the web in 2020 with a VPN is an absolute must. You can get a VPN Unlimited Infinity Plan on sale today for $59, or 88 percent off.

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