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ExpressVPN sale: security and speed
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TL;DR: A 15-month subscription to ExpressVPN is on sale for $6.67 per month as of April 8, saving you 49% on list price.
First and foremost, a VPN should safeguard your data and identity, but there’s a lot more you should consider. Yes, security is key, but connection speed is also important.
It’s all about finding a service that offers the best of both worlds, and ExpressVPN is a good example of this. It’s one of the more expensive options out there, but that’s because it combines speed, security, and a bunch of other impressive features. Think of it as the champagne of VPNs.
ExpressVPN provides users with high-speed servers in 160 locations around the world, and uses the same encryption standard adopted by the U.S. government to protect classified information. This means your traffic can’t be read by third parties such as your internet service provider or your local WiFi operator.
You can now subscribe to an annual plan and get an extra three months for free. This brings the monthly rate down to $6.67 per month, saving you 49% on the regular list price. Every subscription also comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Invest in a VPN that can keep up.
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