Bought the VPN Unlimited lifetime plan with some big discount. At first I thought that there's nothing to loose with a proposed price and it is always good to have a spare VPN at hand when needed. But I was really surprised about the service. Connection speeds, user support (although I don't need much of it but used it couple of times), choice of server's location. Everything is good and better than average VPN providers. I have tried a lot of them like CyberGhoust, BlackVPN, ibVPN (this one is good too), NordVPN. To my humble opinion VPN Unlimited is one of the best! I use several slots on different devices (mobile phone, PC, router, pfSense) and they can work for months without the need of rebooting and connection losing. The privacy concerns? Well, there are no VPN providers that will keep your data safe if they have a warrant. I'm absolutely sure that EVERY VPN provider keeps all the logs of all your connections. So you can't get 100% privacy while using bought VPN. You just have to keep that in mind. With time VPN Unlimited dramatically improves their application with new features added. So I can't say anything bad about that company.

hi, i switched on VPN Unlimited in my mobile before proceeding to launch my mobile banking app, thinking (correctly or not?) that should make mobile banking more secure. However, the bank blocked it and said "the area I was in" was compromised or blacklisted... and also that the vpn I'm using is "unsecure". Please enlighten? I chose Singapore, but apparently, the bank said i was logged in at Canada!

I have had a problem with eavesdroppers since about 2003. Everything I do on the Internet and even offline seems to be common knowledge to people with whom I work and also casual acquaintances (you would not believe the word-for-word random details they know about what's on my computer!). I've been using VPN Unlimited for a few years but it doesn't seem to stop them from successfully eavesdropping on what I do online or offline. I've had my computer checked for viruses, keystroke loggers, and malware on a few occasions but it always comes up clean. What do you think the problem might be?