It is a fact, despite some controversy VPN services are increasingly used by the French for their usefulness in the daily life of users regarding their anonymity, the security of their data, but also on the possibility of geolocation.
A VPN, which stands for Virtual Private Network, is a virtual private network that will ensure the security and anonymity of your various connections on your smartphone, tablet or computer. Schematically when you connect to a website, your connection will use that provided by the private server of your VPN service, the latter acts in fact as an intermediary between you and the digital world.
One of the great interests of VPNs, which partly explains their growing popularity, comes from the possibility of geolocation anywhere in the world, an option that has become interesting especially when you know that the catalogs of video sites to demand, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO or Disney + are different from one country to another. A well-known series in the United States may thus be completely absent from Netflix France for example, or else arrive with a delay of several months.
But VPN services will also allow you optimal anonymity and security that will protect you from hackers, which is very handy if you are used to downloading torrents and you have already received the famous letter from Hadopi.
We have already cited many VPNs in our previous articles as support, this week we invite you to discover the ZenMate VPN service which currently offers a promotion on its 18-month plan displayed for less than € 40 (€ 2.22 per month) with a 30-day “money back guarantee”. Ideal in this period of health crisis linked to coronavirus and containment, especially for accessing video catalogs not accessible in France.
ZenMate VPN will allow you to geolocate yourself in more than 74 countries through more than 3600 servers, to use an unlimited number of simultaneous connections under Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Android TV, … to access Netflix, BBC, Hulu and all major streaming sites with 256-bit AES encryption. A perfect service for streaming aficionados, already used by more than 47 million Internet users worldwide.
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