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PureVPN has some good speeds, its privacy policy says it doesn’t keep many logs, there’s a renewed app, but it does use a few virtual server locations which some users may not like. We haven’t taken a ...

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Boasting more than 2,000 servers across over 140 countries, PureVPN can help you connect to tunnels through the internet on six out of the seven continents. Giving users the ability to connect up to ...

PureVPN was founded by GZ systems in 2006. It's located in Hong Kong. It promises to give you internet security, freedom, and warp-speed internet. It offers (among others) military-grade encryption, ...

PureVPN is a great option on paper and does a lot of things right. However, a lack of transparency and issues like logged connection info may prove to be concerning for some users. Multiple payment ...

PureVPN offers a standard set of features that don’t particularly stand out unless you’re looking to host a web server or access residential IP addresses from your VPN. While it excels in unblocking ...

There’s so much to like about PureVPN, from its sleek Mac client to its ease of use and reliable geo-unlocking, but its pricing model is almost aggressively aimed at two-year plans which feel like a ...

Editor's Note: Due to the popularity and interest in our last VPN roundup, we're reviewing five more VPNs this week to see which of them is the best, and have expanded our speed and ping tests. For a ...

PureVPN is counted among the pioneers of the VPN industry. The VPN provider boasts one of the largest networks of servers, and has the reputation of one of the most reliable VPN services out there, ...