Trust.Zone Blog. Posts by tag 'dns leak'

While a VPN is an excellent tool which encrypts and anonymizes the traffic, it’s not 100% reliable. The main reason - VPN software behavior in case of dropped connections. read more...

If you are using a standard internet connection, then your information can be traced easily. This information includes your geographical location, the web pages you browse, and even the details such as your credit/debit card details.

While selecting a VPN, you need to be careful of a few factors as you can only trust reliable VPN services with your information. There are a few countries that have agreements with VPN service providers to give them access to people's activities, which is what you need to avoid.

Trust.Zone is one of the few reliable VPN services that you can trust without a moment's hesitation. Here are 10 reasons why: read more...

Kill Switch is a special option which blocks all outgoing and incoming traffic if internet connection drops for any reason. So, your data and IP address will never be exposed by your ISP or government agencies.

How to setup Kill Switch for Trust.Zone VPN Android app? Here is a guide read more...

A reliable VPN connection can do miracles for your online safety, but no digital service is flawless and impenetrable. The same logic applies to VPN providers because hackers can try – and often succeed – to breach security measures and gain control.

More than 25% of Internet users have tried a VPN at least once, but the number has been growing steadily over the last few years. In such circumstances, it is clear that VPN users should start paying attention to security breaches and take the necessary steps to prevent possible incidents. read more...

Do you know that browsers ignore that you have a VPN and send the DNS request to your ISP directly sometimes. That’s called a DNS leak. Some browsers like Firefox and Chrome support WebRTC technology. WebRTC may reveal your real IP address too!

How to avoid DNS Leaks and WebRTC leaks?

Trust.Zone VPN has a special DNS Leak Protection and WebRTC Protection! Let’s check to be sure read more...

Thebestvpn.com – is now one of the leading VPN comparison services on the web. They reviewed 78 VPN providers (including Trust Zone VPN review) and published over 1,400 user reviews.

Recently, Thebestvpn has published review of Trust Zone service. Here are some highlights: read more...

Reddit user @ThatOnePrivacyGuy has analyzed 150+ VPNs on the web and posted an excellent guide on how to choose the best VPN. Trust.Zone reposts the guide here: part 2 - Fourteen eyes countries, No Logging, Anonymous Payments. read more...