VPNHub Premium Review - HTC論壇

VPNhub is a virtual private network (VPN) service from AppAtomic, a subsidiary of MindGeek, the company behind the Pornhub online adult entertainment empire.

Privacy is, in online culture terms, a logical extension of the desire to get your rocks off without someone peering over your virtual shoulder, so it’s a fairly logical business move, particularly as MindGeek is a developer and proponent of geo-locking age verification systems for use in the UK, campaigning for their introduction even after the government cancelled its plans for such a system.

While you can often expect to pay for performance, VPNhub Mod APK is conspicuously expensive. Even though the dollar has weakened since it launched, subscriptions work out at £10.32/$13.99 per month or £61.89/$83.99 per year, going down to a more competitive average of £2.58/$3.49 if you spend £92.70/$125.64 on a three-year subscription. Surfshark is faster, cheaper, provides more features and is better at streaming.A seven-day free trial is available but VPNhub demands your payment information upfront and will automatically bill you after seven days if you don’t cancel your subscription, so it’s got more in common with services that offer a money-back guarantee. There’s also an unlimited free tier, but this is, disappointingly, only available on smartphones.

Although VPNhub has been around for a couple of years now, it still has a very bare-bones website and online user interface. Fortunately, I found its desktop client easy to use, and it offers a decent range of features.AppAtomic states that it connects no traffic logs of user activity when connected to its VPN, although it’s neither been put to the test in court or had an independent audit

You can choose from a selection of endpoints in over 60 territories, although some of the less commonly found locations that it used to support have disappeared since launch. By default, the VPN tunnel will automatically attempt to reconnect if it goes down for any reason. You can also enable a kill switch to prevent any traffic from being sent when the VPN connection goes down. This is particularly important for the privacy-conscious and those on insecure public internet hotspots.