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TL;DR: A one-year subscription to Norton Secure VPN is on sale for £19.99, saving you 50% on list price.
Going out and socialising has been replaced with online shopping and streaming, and this has resulted in an increased demand in VPNs. These services protect your data and identity with an encrypted tunnel, so you can shop and stream securely.
There are absolutely loads of VPN providers out there that specialise in streaming, offering unlimited bandwidth and fast connection speeds. This is important, but shouldn’t take precedence over advanced security features.
Security should always come first, and it’s something that Norton Secure VPN prioritises. Subscribers get multiple layers of protection in a single solution, with bank-grade encryption meaning you can securely browse on your Mac, PC, or mobile device.
You can now save on all Norton Secure VPN plans. A one-year subscription to Norton Secure VPN is currently on sale for £19.99. This is down by 50% on list price, saving you £20.
Invest in a VPN from a leader in consumer cybersecurity.
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