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What reasons could I have for a VPN service?

You can bypass restrictions and filters set by your network administrator or your Internet Service Provider (ISP). You can access blocked websites no matter what the site is or where you live! You can conceal your local IP Address, in order to avoid threats from other people or other types of monitoring of your Internet traffic. When you are traveling to countries where certain websites are restricted, you can easily access them using our VPN4ALL service. When you are accessing the Internet from a wireless hotspot, you are protected from threats, using the security layer and encryption in our VPN4ALL. You can stream and download US-only and UK-only content, whether you are in Australia, New Zealand, Europe or anywhere else in the world.

Do you really want to have to deal with your private files and history brought out by a possible future law case involving you for tax issues or a divorce, etc? Your ISP controls all your data and is available to anyone with an order to see it.

Do you really want to find yourself with your ID details stolen and being used by some hacker criminal on the net posing as you and spending your hard earned money?

For a complete overview of all the VPN4ALL features visit our VPN4ALL features page.

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