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CONS

• Expensive.
• Mobile-only.
• Very little information available online.
• BitTorrent not allowed.
• Few features make it a poor value.

Turbo VPN – Secure VPN Proxy v3.8.8 crack Pricing and Features

Like all Android VPN apps, Turbo VPN is free to download but requires a subscription to use. When you first launch Turbo VPN, you’re encouraged to partake in a seven-day free trial of its VIP service. Accessing the free trial requires you to enter your payment information via Google Pay, and you will be billed automatically after the trial expires unless you explicitly cancel the service.

If you decide to pay for it, Turbo VPN – Secure VPN Proxy v3.8.8 crack costs $11.99 per month or $35.99 per year. All payments must be made through Google Pay, which is a bit of a bonus. Google Pay is secure and makes it easy to cancel your subscription with a tap. You won’t have to worry about dealing with a VPN service’s customer support if you decide to quit Turbo VPN.

While I like the method of payment, the price is still on the high side. The average monthly cost among the top ten Android VPN apps currently stands at $10.38. Competitors such as NordVPN (Birthday Sale! $3.49 Per Month for 2-Year Plan + Win Extra Subscription Time! at NordVPN) and CyberGhost charge just as much but offer far more. At other end of the spectrum, Private Internet Access costs only $6.95 and is still a better value than Turbo VPN, despite its spartan interface.

Once you pay, Turbo VPN declares you a VIP, placing the acronym in gold in the app’s hidden left tray. Ponying up gets you access to all 26 of Turbo VPN’s server locations, and lets you use up to five devices simultaneously. That’s the standard number of simultaneous connections, although CyberGhost and NordVPN have slightly more generous offerings.

You can also opt to use Turbo VPN for free. Doing so will limit you to just eight server locations (Canada, Germany, India, Netherlands, Singapore, and two US locations: New York, NY and San Francisco, CA.), as opposed to the full 26. Turbo VPN also implies that you’ll have better speeds with the paid version than the free version, but I was unable to verify that in testing. The free version is also ad-supported, so you may see ads periodically within the Turbo VPN app.

Turbo VPN isn’t the only free VPN on the block. TunnelBear offers a free VPN service on any platform without ads, but does restrict the number of servers and limits you to just 500MB of data per month. ProtonVPN’s free option is PCMag’s top free choice: it eschews ads on all platforms and doesn’t limit your data, but it does restrict you to just one device and only three servers.

Your Privacy With Turbo VPN

Each review I conduct begins when I reach out to VPN companies. Part of that outreach is an initial questionnaire that’s identical for each vendor and guides my reviews and follow-up questions. I had quite a bit of trouble getting in touch with Turbo VPN – Secure VPN Proxy v3.8.8 crack and once I did manage to get someone to reply they declined to answer my questions. Plenty of companies are evasive in their answers, and maybe some lie to me, but no one has refused to answer.

This is particularly troublesome when it comes to privacy policies. These documents outline what information is gathered by the VPN company, how they use that information, and how that information is protected. These can be complicated documents, especially when advertising is involved. I ran across several unusual passages in Turbo VPN’s privacy policy, but since they have opted to not answer my questions, I can’t get them clarified.

Unlike every other VPN I have reviewed, Turbo VPN does not make its privacy policy available on its website. Instead, you’re treated to all its many pages when you first fire up the app. If you want to read it later, there’s a link in the About Us page in the app. Fortunately for you, dear reader, I will save you the trouble of reading it.

Right away I found some worrying sections. For one thing, the app collects a hell of a lot of information about you and your device. Some of these are par for the course for an ad-supported mobile app, but not all of them.

The data we collect can include SDK/API/JS code version, browser, internet service provider, IP address, platform, timestamp, application identifier, application version, application distribution channel, independent device identifier, iOS ad identifier (IDFA) Android ad master identifier, International Mobile Subscriber Identification Number (IMSI), iOS network card (MAC) address, the terminal manufacturer, the terminal device operating system version, the session start/stop time, the location of the language, the time zone and the network state (WiFi and so on), the hard disk, the CPU, and the battery use, etc.

Turbo vpn Japan company says in its privacy policy that some of this information is needed to verify that you’ve paid for a subscription. Other information, such as device ID, device type, browser type, and operating system type are gathered to help the developer address customer issues and “speed up solving problems and improve product experience.”

It’s disconcerting for any company to have this kind of information, but particularly a VPN company since it is supposed to be protecting your identity.

Turbo VPN’s browser policy raises a lot of questions, as does its lack of a coherent and informative web presence. The fact that the company declined to answer my questions doesn’t hurt my pride, nor does it do anything to convince me of the company’s trustworthiness. It’s always up to you to decide who to trust your information with, but I can tell you for certain that you can easily find a more transparent steward of your data than Turbo VPN.

Turbo  VPN System Requirements

2 GHz Processor
2GB of RAM
HDD space 800MB
670-MB installation space required
Windows XP, 7, 8, 8.1, and also 10
MAC OS X 10.8 or later.

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Hands On With Turbo VPN

Turbo VPN – Secure VPN Proxy v3.8.8 crack has an exceptionally strange presence online. The company’s website has very little information about the product and what it does. There are no pricing plans, no server lists, and nothing about the company itself. Instead, visitors are directed to download either the Android or iOS apps—the only way to access Turbo VPN. It might not be fair to judge a company based on its website, but the way Turbo VPN presents itself does not engender trust.

By default, Turbo VPN will connect you to what it thinks is the fastest server. You can choose your own server by tapping the globe icon in the upper right corner. There aren’t many other settings options in the app, although you can choose between connecting via OpenVPN or OpenConnect.

Looking through the FAQ included with the app, I found a warning from Turbo VPN that using BitTorrent would get my account blocked. That’s an unusual stance, as every single one of our top-rated VPNs allows P2P and BitTorrent.

Turbo VPN and Netflix

Many streaming services don’t like VPNs because they disguise the customer’s true location. That matters, because some content is only supposed to be available in certain parts of the world. Take, for example, Star Trek: Discovery. In the US, you can only watch this show on CBS’s proprietary streaming platform. Outside the US, it’s freely available on Netflix.

Netflix, in particular, is quite aggressive about blocking VPNs and spells out the issue in section 4.3 of its terms of service.

You may view Netflix content primarily within the country in which you have established your account and only in geographic locations where we offer our service and have licensed such content. The content that may be available to watch will vary by geographic location and will change from time to time.

During my testing, I connected to a US server on Turbo VPN and attempted to stream the Netflix cartoon Hilda. Moments later, I was greeted with an error message asking me to disable my proxy—a sure sign that Netflix is blocking the VPN service. When it comes to the best VPNs for Netflix, we recommend NordVPN, CyberGhost VPN, KeepSolid VPN Unlimited, and TorGuard VPN. These services played nice when we tested them, but that may no longer be the case by the time you read this.