On Sale! RealVPN: Lifetime Subscription $19.99

[Brownie2019]

RealVPN: Lifetime Subscription Deal Price $19.99​

Real security for your privacy online and free Internet access. RealVPN encrypts all your data and all Internet activities from any app on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Windows that require Internet access. This makes the data totally unreadable once they are out of your iPad or iPhone. With RealVPN enabled you can use public Wi-Fi safely and securely. This also makes your browsing private from ISPs. Any website or advertiser will have lots of difficulties while trying to find your physical location.

Easy to use - one button to enable protection
Multiple VPN servers available worldwide for best connection speed
Free access to beloved websites and social media
Secure Internet access for online shopping & banking
High-grade encryption AES-256 for your personal data sent through the Internet, such as credit cards, passwords, & pins
Total anonymity online – hide from anyone who might want to interfere in your conversations
Best pricing for the value and Lifetime plans – pay once & use forever
Up to 5 devices connected simultaneously for a single account
High-quality customer support 24/7

 

[Slerion]

Link without Referral

RealVPN: Lifetime Subscription | StackSocial

Reliable, Convenient, & Online Access Anywhere with Any Devices

www.stacksocial.com

 

[Shadowra]

That's not very reassuring....

https://www.realvpn.io/help/doyourstorelogs

When you launch the Real VPN app, before you connect to the VPN, we and our service providers collect some device-specific information, such as

• the unique mobile ID
• hardware model
• OS version
• language
• network information

We may also use but never log or store, your IP address to derive your approximate (city-level) location.

 

[I Walk MY Way]

No thanks, not even if it was free..

 

[Victor M]

The deal seems to be only available thru 3rd party dealers. No hint of this on their official web site.

 

[roger_m]

The deal seems to be only available thru 3rd party dealers. No hint of this on their official web site.

Yes, that's happens very often with the deals on StackSocial. The publishers want visitors to their own sites to pay the regular prices.