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Price drop: Get a 1-year subscription to Windscribe VPN for just £37

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TL;DR: Through Sept. 29, you can sign up for a 1-year subscription to Windscribe VPN Pro Plan for only £37.43.


Having a VPN seems essential nowadays with the thousands of cyber criminals roaming the web.

Along with providing digital safety, a VPN can also help you maintain online privacy from your internet service provider, who may or may not be keeping track of your activity. And some VPNs like Windscribe go the extra mile to shield you from being bombarded with pesky ads whenever you hop online. Right now at the Mashable Shop, the price of 1, 2, and 3-year subscriptions to Windscribe have been reduced for a limited time.

Available as both a desktop app and a browser extension, Windscribe works to protect your online privacy, help you bypass geo-restrictions, and remove ads and trackers from your everyday browsing. Touted for its simplicity, the service features a no-frills interface, so you won’t have to deal with confusing settings to enjoy digital protection.

Free VPNs often come with strings attached, with many providers collecting your data and selling them to third parties. Windscribe prides itself on a strict no-logging policy and anonymous sign-up, meaning you won’t even have to provide an email address.

Windscribe has servers spread across 69 countries and 112 cities worldwide. There are bonus features you may find helpful, too, including Time Warping (changing your timezone to make it appear like you’re somewhere else), Cookie Monster (keeping track of cookies and deleting them upon closing the tab), and Split Personality (rotating your user agent to lessen the chances of basic fingerprinting).

Grab an exclusive 1-year Windscribe VPN Pro Plan for only £37.43 (reg. £52.71) through Sept. 29 at 11:59 pm PST. 

Prices subject to change.

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Windscribe VPN Pro Plan: 1-Year Subscription

£37.43 at the Mashable Shop
£52.71 Save £15.28

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