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2. Surfshark VPN - Wikipedia

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   Surfshark developed apps with a GUI for iOS, macOS, Android, Windows & Linux. They have browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox & Microsoft Edge. Surfshark also provides connections for routers, consoles & TVs. [29] Surfshark accepts anonymous payment methods, has no bandwidth limitations, servers, and operates under a strict no-logs policy.

3. AdGuard - Wikipedia

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   In November 2020, Microsoft Edge Store and Chrome web store [15] were infiltrated with fraudulent add-ons posing as various legitimate VPN browser add-ons, including NordVPN and AdGuard's VPN add-on. [16] Subsequently Microsoft and Google were alerted and actions were taken to remove the fake add-ons in the various browser stores. [17]

4. Surfshark B.V. - Wikipedia

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   Surfshark B.V. is a cybersecurity company that was established in 2018. It launched its first product, a Surfshark VPN, in the same year.Currently, Surfshark offers a range of cybersecurity tools: a VPN, a data leak detection system called Surfshark Alert, a private search tool known as Surfshark Search, and an antivirus named Surfshark Antivirus.

5. Gain secure access to the internet without restrictions with ...

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   TL;DR: A five-year subscription to AdGuard VPN is on sale for £28.77 as of June 29, saving you 88% on list price.Shopping for a VPN can be tough, but it helps if there are 25 million users ...

6. Ad blocking - Wikipedia

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   AdGuard, Blokada, [69] DNS66, [70] and RethinkDNS [71] [72] are few of the popular apps which accomplish ad blocking without root permission. [ citation needed ] The ad blocking is only active when the local VPN is turned on, and it completely stops when the VPN connection is disconnected.

7. VPN service - Wikipedia

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   Commercial VPN services are often used by those wishing to disguise or obfuscate their physical location or IP address, typically as a means to evade Internet censorship or geo-blocking. Providers often market VPN services as privacy-enhancing, citing security features, such as encryption, from the underlying VPN technology.