ZenMate

About masks: "Oh no, it's just that they're terribly comfortable. I think everyone will be wearing them in the future." - Dread Pirate Roberts - The Princess Bride. Much like in using masks nowadays, the care one must take with our online presence grows every day. As such, my husband had talked about beginning to use a VPN Provider. One night, while surfing, I saw an ad for Zenmate and a special they were running, so I signed us up. It was an excellent experience with an excellent company, and I would recommend them. Connections were fast and the browsing was not affected in the slightest except on one website. In fact, just the thought of having an extra layer of protection made surfing better and the fact that this company provided a 'masking' service as seamlessly as it did, was great. We are no longer with them, as an IT guy where my husband works recommended we try another company, but we now pay FOUR times as much. If you are looking for a simple, straightforward, inexpensive but good VPN, I recommend you give Zenmate a try.

That's an interesting story. Pls read all this message. Zenmate has closed. They have moved all their customers to Cyberghost... theory. On my case, I bought last year a 3 years subscription and I still have more than 2 years. I am not able to login on the new platform of Cyberghost. I have asked Zenmate help but I just got promises. I have contacted Cyberghost and they just say that isn't their businesses. I should contact Zenmate. But Zenmate has stopped to reply. The most interesting that I have discovered both brands belong to the same company,named Kape technology.They own Express VPN,Zenmate, Cyberghost,Private Internet Access (PIA).Kape technologies is a recent name.This company name before was Crossrider. But Crossrider was accused a few years ago to inject customers devices with adware and malware while collecting personal data from customers. They just changed name and since 2018 they are Kape technologies. My investigation has helped me to discover that just 5 large companies have the control of dozen of VPN providers. Can we trust these people? Not at all...