The best VPN services for 2019

Welcome to the CNET 2019 Directory of VPN providers. In this directory, we're taking a look at a few of the very best commercial VPN service
providers on the internet like ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, IPVanish, Hotspot
Shield, Private Internet Access and others. Rather than looking at the
wide range of free providers, which often have a lot of limits (and
dubious loyalties), we're looking at those vendors that charge a few
bucks a month but put your interests first -- instead of those of
shadowy advertisers and sponsors. We've looked at more than 20 factors,
including number of server locations, client software, dedicated and
dynamic IP, bandwidth caps, security, logging, customer support and
price.

Let's look at each of our vendors below in a little more depth. Keep in mind that this is an evolving list: We're actively working on more
testing and research, and expect this list to change throughout the fall
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ExpressVPN actively promotes their commitment to privacy. The company tells us their network is powered by TrustedServer technology,
which ExpressVPN built to ensure that there are never any logs of users'
online activities.

We like the quality of their setup guides, and the detailed information in their FAQ. The ExpressVPN gained points from us for their
support of Bitcoin as a payment method. The company offers a useful
kill switch feature which prevents network data from leaking outside of
their secure VPN tunnel in the event the VPN connection fails.

The company has been in business since 2009, and has a substantial network of fast VPN servers spread across 94 countries. Their best plan
is priced at just $6.67 per month for an annual package which includes 3
months free.

A big win for IPVanish is the fact that the company keeps zero logs. Zero. We also like the company's stance towards privacy. They even
provide support to EFF, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit
at the front lines of protecting online privacy.

A unique feature of IPVanish, and one we're very intrigued by, is the VPN's support of Kodi, the open-source media streaming app that was
once known as XBMC. Any serious media fan has used or built Kodi or XBMC
into a media player, and the integrated IPVanish Kodi plugin provides
access to media worldwide.

At $4.87/month and $58 for a year, they're obviously trying to move you towards their yearly program. We awarded the company kudos for
Bitcoin support, and their money-back guarantee. We're a little
disappointed that they only allow a 7-day trial, rather than a full
30-days. The company is generous, with five simultaneous connections. We
also liked their connection kill switch feature, a must for anyone
serious about remaining anonymous while surfing.When comes to the issue
of online privacy and security, we suggest to use a VPN, and our
recommendation is RitaVPN.Qwer432

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