VPN Client allows you to select any of 90+ VPN servers across the world and satisfy your Internet needs with a highly secure virtual private network. VPN Client is free to download, and provides a 7-days free trial period with unlimited VPN access. You can choose the one best suited to your VPN service subscription plans:
- Billed every week
- Billed every month (save 55%)
- Billed every three months (save 70%)
- Billed every year (save 80%)
- Billed every three years (save 85%)
Features
- One click to set up VPN connection
- Option to select the fastest VPN server
- Quick access to online video-streaming servers
- Ability to quickly change IP address and hide real IP
- 90+ VPN servers in worldwide locations
- Highly secure encryption of your shared information in VPN tunnel
- Unlimited VPN bandwidth for your traffic
- Secure Internet connection while using public Wi-Fi points
- Personal VPN server with fast VPN speed
Note: This application contains in-app and/or external module purchases.
How would you rate VPN Client app?
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The 'VPN Client' VPN service provides 7 days free, then you pay. The costs are listed at their home page. The feature list looks good, particularly "No logging of your data", which should be a requirement of ANY VPN service you use.
Problem: Where are they located? WHOIS lists nothing but their certificate authority provider. Their website offers no indication of their country of origin or address. That's a major concern these days as many governments are now demanding Man-In-The-Middle access to VPN services for surveillance purposes. That means violating your privacy rights. Example: China. I'd include Hong Kong. Using their approved VPN services would worry me.
IOW: Be choosy which VPN service you use. 'VPN Client' looks much better on the surface than many others. But concern remains.
The 'VPN Client' VPN service provides 7 days free, then you pay. The costs are listed at their home page. The feature list looks good, particularly "No logging of your data", which should be a requirement of ANY VPN service you use.
Problem: Where are they located? WHOIS lists nothing but their certificate authority provider. Their website offers no indication of their country of origin or address. That's a major concern these days as many governments are now demanding Man-In-The-Middle access to VPN services for surveillance purposes. That means violating your privacy rights. Example: China. I'd include Hong Kong. Using their approved VPN services would worry me.
IOW: Be choosy which VPN service you use. 'VPN Client' looks much better on the surface than many others. But concern remains.