Today's featured deal brings you a lifetime subscription offer of TigerVPN. Retailing at $799, you can now protect your identity online and browse geo-restricted content for just $49. Head over to Wccftech Deals and pay this one time fee for a lifetime subscription of TigerVPN.
TigerVPN Full Lifetime Subscription for $49
The Internet can be a scary place, packed full of hackers, government spies, identity thieves, and other degenerates. TigerVPN protects you from cyber crimes, and guarantees that your internet activity stays anonymous and protected. Especially with TigerVPN's FULL plan. You can connect to any of the 40 servers worldwide to get fast, private access - free from location restrictions. Yes, that means you can have your Netflix and watch it too, no matter what country you're visiting.
- Provides top-notch security
- Encrypts all your browsing with a 256bit SSL encryption
- Includes 10Gbps servers optimized to limit latency globally
- Offers access to 40 nodes in 25 countries
- Doesn't limit your data; plus bandwidth health detection maintains performance at peak times
- Includes easy-to-use mobile apps as well as desktop for Windows & Mac
- Allows for a choice in encryption protocol - PPTP, L2TP, OpenVPN, etc.
- Comes with 2 simultaneous connections to connect multiple devices at the same time
- Guided and manual setup options available
Note: There are two other subscription offers for TigerVPN as well: Lite Lifetime Subscription and 3-Year Subscription
Compatibility:
- iPhone 4s or later, iPad 2 or later, iOS 9 or later, Mac OS X 10.10 or later
- Android 5.0 or later
- Windows: Microsoft Windows 7 or later
Not compatible with Windows Phones - Selected Wireless Routers (Connection type (WAN) must be VPN) commonly used as 2nd router!
- Compatible with PPTP, L2TP & OpenVPN protocols
Original value: $799 | Wccftech Deals: $49 at 93% discount
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