The friendliest shark in the sea of internet privacy is a discounted VPN

TL;DR: SurfShark VPN protects your data, hides your location, and gives you access to content from anywhere. Get two years for $45.59 with coupon code HOLIDAY20 until November 17. These days, surfing the internet without a safeguard is a bit like wading into shark-infested waters — except here, the shark is on your side. Meet Surfshark VPN — it keeps your online activity secure while you browse freely. Through November 17, get a two-year subscription for $45.59 with code HOLIDAY20. Designed for privacy lovers and content junkies alike, SurfShark doesn’t just keep the snoops away; it also lets you access geo-restricted content across the globe. With SurfShark’s CleanWeb feature, say goodbye to annoying ads and pesky trackers that follow you around like lost puppies. Want to stream that show only available overseas? No problem — SurfShark’s got over 3,200 servers worldwide, giving you easy access to content libraries anywhere. And if you’re tired of devices competing for VPN connections, SurfShark offers unlimited device support. So, your laptop, phone, tablet, and even your smart TV can all join in. Keep the waters smooth for your next big internet dive. Use promo code HOLIDAY20 to get a two-year subscription to a SurfShark VPN Starter Plan for $45.59 until November 17.   SurfShark VPN Starter Plan: 2-Yr Subscription – $56.99 See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change. Continue reading at 'PC World'

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AirPods Pro drop to $179, plus the rest of the week's best tech deals

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Canada’s Indigenous Communities to Benefit from Emerald Pilot Project

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[ Publishing Perspectives | 2021-09-23 14:14:30 UTC ]
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Algoriddim's djay iOS app uses Shazam to recognize and sync with live music

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[ Engadget | 2021-09-20 14:00:01 UTC ]
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