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It’s a practice that has become part of our habits: public WiFi networks are practical and accessible free of charge most of the time. But connecting to this type of network is not without risks. On the contrary, you expose yourself to dangers such as hacking, espionage or even usurpation.
This is all the more alarming because you often don't even realize that your devices (generally mobile) have automatically connected to these networks while you are traveling, for example. Fortunately, CyberGhost VPN can help eliminate the risks inherent in using public Wi-Fi, without you having to do almost anything.
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CyberGhost has understood the need in our time to offer a complete and effective cybersecurity tool, which works on public Wi-Fi, everywhere. Its VPN therefore acts on several levels to cover you (our full article on CyberGhost security here).
On the one hand, it completely camouflages your IP address, which notably contains your identity or even your location. On the other hand, it creates a VPN tunnel encrypted with a powerful algorithm, called AES-256 (it is also the most powerful currently used in the world of cybersecurity). Thus, you browse completely anonymously, because your personal data is not exposed online.
You are thus protected from risks on public Wi-Fi, but also at home, at work, and anywhere else where you can connect to the Internet. To go further, CyberGhost has a feature called Kill Switch. The latter suspends your traffic in the event of a VPN disconnection, to ensure you never expose your data, even accidentally.
Better yet: the provider applies a strict zero-logs policy, which was confirmed by an external audit. Your confidentiality is therefore assured, since the publisher does not store any information relating to you or what you do online with its tool.
And the good news is that CyberGhost is getting ahead of Black Friday and slashing its prices. The 2-year subscription to the service costs €56.97. It benefits from an immediate 82% reduction and 3 months free in addition. To be protected on all networks, you won't find better anywhere else.
Are you wondering if CyberGhost is a VPN that allows you to bypass geo-limitations on the internet? The answer is yes, and even on public networks. By connecting with this tool, you can choose your perceived location online. How? By selecting a server from the VPN.
CyberGhost is established in 91 countries, thanks to more than 9,000 servers around the world. You therefore have so many choices to change your virtual location. This will have the effect of fooling the geolocation systems of foreign content, which will think that you are in the right country to view them.
This is for example valid for television channels (CyberGhost is in particular a very good VPN for IPTV), but also for streaming catalogs, online games or even websites around the world. CyberGhost is also very fast, to offer you a smooth, lag-free experience in HD.
Another major advantage: the VPN is compatible with the main operating systems (Windows , Android, macOS, iOS, Linux), but it also fits on Smart TV, connected box or even router. A CyberGhost subscription entitles you to 7 simultaneous connections and 24/7 technical support.
So, all this for €2.11 per month, it's unbeatable. Indeed, remember that CyberGhost is already displaying its Black Friday offer which includes an immediate 82% reduction and 3 months free on its 2-year plan (the 27 months drop to €56.97). So take advantage of it, you will have 45 days to change your mind and be refunded.
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