Net neutrality is dead — get your privacy back with this VPN
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Net neutrality is dead — get your privacy back with this VPN

Digital defense at a discount.

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Jaime Carrillo— | Last updated

Net neutrality is gone, so your ISP and Big Brother will now be all over your surfing history. Get yourself a digital defense, like a Windscribe VPN.

Windscribe is an easy-to-download desktop application and browser extension (Chrome or Firefox) that runs in the background of your devices. It routes your traffic through masked servers in 50 different countries, which disguises your IP address and location. It also offers a firewall (superior to a killswitch) and AES-256 encryption. For the VPN novice, this means neither snoopy citizens nor Big Brother can peek at your internet activity, even if you lose connectivity.

But Windscribe is more than your run-of-the-mill VPN. Aside from security, it also blocks ads and trackers from your everyday browsing, which means you won’t have to see that same ad for a clothing store you’ll never shop at. Plus, it lets you access geo-blocked streams and torrent as much as you want without worry.

Windscribe works simultaneously on an unlimited number of devices, with unlimited bandwidth, and doesn’t keep a log of your activity. Get a one, three, or five year subscription on the Daily Dot Store starting at just $19. Better yet, get a lifetime subscription using promo code WINDSCRIBESD40 and pay only $69 (regularly $900).

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Jaime Carrillo

Jaime Carrillo

Jaime Carillo is a writer for Pure Nintendo and a plucky YouTube cook. He specializes in writing about console gaming and kitchen gadgets. It comes naturally, considering he's either wielding a massive cleaver or Switch Pro controller at any given point. When he's not cruising through a drive-thru at 2am, he's baking shokupan or whipping up a big pot of Japanese curry. He enjoys retro gaming, geopolitics, and Vic Berger videos.

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