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FastestVPN: A VPN with an affordable lifetime subscription

FastestVPN’s name says it all: It aims to be the fastest VPN service around. It’s no easy feat to lead with a superlative like that and back it up. FastestVPN strives to be a top VPN and, at least on the surface, it makes a persuasive case for itself.

The company is based in the Cayman Islands, which bodes well for privacy and security. The service also offers a solid premium feature set, with 10 simultaneous connections, P2P optimized servers, no logs, and stated promises to unblock region locks on most of the top streaming platforms.

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Since the time of our last review, FastestVPN has once again upgraded the design of its application to make it simpler and

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