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Betterspot review

Posted on August 30, 2017June 3, 2019 By Jarvis

VPNs are great for concealing your identity, protecting your data and accessing blocked websites, but setting them up can be tricky. VPN clients can interfere with other software, you might have to manually set up some devices, and many VPNs restrict the number of simultaneous connections you can make.

Betterspot is a simple VPN router which bypasses all of these hassles. Plug it in to your current router and the device creates its own ‘betterspot’ wireless network. Connect any device to the network – desktops, mobiles, smart TVs, game consoles and more – and all traffic is automatically routed through its VPN (Betternet Premium), with no other setup required. And as the VPN only sees a single connection, you’re able to connect as many devices as the hardware allows: that’s at least 10 to 15.

Buying the basic $99 (£76) Betterspot package enables connecting to the internet via Tor. That won’t give you the best speeds, but it’s free, and handy to have available for emergencies. You can also use the device as a standard router, which works like any other.
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