Your entire households devices can use this $25 VPN deal

TL;DR: FastestVPN PRO includes Double VPN encryption, malware blocking, streaming-optimized servers, password management, and support for 15 devices, now on sale for $24.97 (reg.$600) for life.VPNs used to feel like something only cybersecurity people cared about.

Then everyone started working remotely, connecting to public Wi-Fi constantly, and discovering streaming libraries only available in other countries. FastestVPN PRO is designed for exactly that kind of modern internet life, and for a limited time, a lifetime subscription covering up to 15 devices is on sale for $24.97 (reg.$600).FastestVPN PRO basically functions as a geo-unblocker and digital bodyguard for your online activity.

On the privacy side, it includes Double VPN support, which routes your traffic through two servers for additional encryption when you want extra protection.There’s also a built-in kill switch, NAT firewall, ad blocker, anti-malware protection, and split tunneling.If the VPN connection unexpectedly drops, your real IP address stays hidden instead of suddenly waving hello to the internet.

Split tunneling also lets you choose which apps use the VPN and which don’t, which is useful if you want secure browsing without routing absolutely everything through another country.The service includes access to more than 900 servers across over 100 countries with unlimited bandwidth and server switching secured by 256-bit AES encryption.There are also dedicated streaming servers for Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, BBC iPlayer, Amazon Prime Video, and other region-locked libraries.

P2P-optimized servers are available, too, for people downloading large files who’d rather not deal with throttled speeds.This package also includes a free one-year subscription to PassHulk, a password manager for securely storing passwords, payment information, licenses, notes, and attachments in one place.FastestVPN PRO works across Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, smart TVs, routers, Roku, PS4, Xbox, Apple TV, Ki...

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Publisher: New York Post

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