Well I no longer have any social media accounts so can't try the product from this site, but did some searching and found that they have a free plan you can try with 2 gigs.

From all the reviews I read they seem to be okay if a bit slow and now have a kill switch for windows included. They are on the cheaper pricing end of vpn services. They get a rating of 3 out of 5 stars on most of the review sites and most user reviews are satisfied if not exactly exuberant with the service. All like the pricing, so if you are on a tight budget this might be exactly what you need.

Personally I am very happy with my current vpn (windscribe) but I may at some point try this out during one of the rare times I run out of bandwidth. That has only happened only once so far in almost a year so it may be awhile before I get around to it.

Don't you just like all the pessimists here :-). It is true what they say about human nature and how we are more likely to share negatives rather than positives.

This VPN has been around for over 6 years and over that time there was no incidents or cases of any of the user data being shared or ending up in someone else's hands. I have been a customer of their for at least 3 years and never had any privacy concerns. The fact that they may have developers, engineers or administrators as contractors from around the world does not bother me at all a long as they deliver the quality product I expect.

Over the years they have significantly improved offering excellent protection on desktop computers for downloading at very good speeds. The have easy to use apps for most devices and work with US Netflix, ABC, Hulu, UK Netflix, iPlayer, ITV Hub and many others is very impressive. They are also one of the most affordable VPNs I have come across. A few more servers to their offering would strongly cement their position as one of the top VPNs on the market.

I've never heard of this company, yet they are inviting me to pass all of my data through their server, so I looked into them. a little.

According to their site, https://zoogvpn.com/about, they "operate from around the world including Bulgaria, Greece, Finland, RUSSIA, UKRAINE, United Kingdom, and Unite States."

Not only do Ukraine and Russia concern me, but the word "including" suggests there other areas of the world are involved in the development or operations of this product than are listed China? North Korea? Who knows.

I am choosing to not volunteer potential access to my searches, emails, logins, account numbers, etc. as they pass through my system to an unknown company that partially works out of parts of the work that have little freedom, tight government control, and have demonstrated major security issue concerns.