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We received many requests to enable support for the next-generation VPN protocol - WireGuard.
Finally we did it.
New modern, extremely fast VPN protocol is available for all Trust.Zone VPN servers weiterlesen...

We received many requests to enable support for the next-generation VPN protocol - WireGuard.

Finally we did it.
New extremely fast VPN protocol will be supported by Trust.Zone soon.

Update: WireGuard is available for all VPN servers!

Lets take a look at 50 Reasons Why people choose Trust.Zone VPN  for their needs. weiterlesen...

With big opportunities come big responsibilities. You are not only consuming data, but you also share it, and that's why being online may be dangerous for you, especially when you're connected to public Wi-Fi that can be easily hacked. But even at home, you can't just relax before you're completely sure that you're not vulnerable.

It is time to understand why VPN is important and how to get the most out of it. weiterlesen...

For the uninformed or the misinformed, it might seem like Virtual Private Network (VPN), and the proxy is the same or, at the very least, two sides of a coin. It might look like this if you consider the fact that both of them allow you to be safe while browsing the Internet and can also make it look like you’re browsing from a location different from where you are. However, it isn’t absolutely true that they are the same or even two sides of one coin. While these two services have some similarities, they are also different in many ways. weiterlesen...

Do you know about Trust.Zone's Warrant Canary?

A warrant canary is a method by which a Trust.Zone VPN service aims to inform its users that the Trust.Zone has not been served with a secret government subpoena. In addition to a digital signature, warrant canary provides recent news headlines as proof that the warrant canary was recently posted. If warrant canary fails to be updated during the specified time then the user is to assume that the Trust.Zone has received a subpoena and should stop using the service. weiterlesen...

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. weiterlesen...

The 14 eyes intelligence surveillance agreements are legal agreements that allow certain countries to monitor and store electronic data globally. Countries of 14 eyes surveillance alliance work together to collect and share mass surveillance data with each other.
 To ensure your safety and protection, Trust.Zone VPN is located under Seychelles jurisdiction, outside the 14 eye country list, which means that no one can tap into Trust. Zone's data and so your private information is completely safe. weiterlesen...

According to the latest reports and tweets, Internet in Nigeria is being slowed down. Many igerian activists tweeted that Nigerian government to block Twitter, chat plarforms, messengers and other social networks.  If this were to happen, Nigeria can be completely disconnected from the rest of the world and online communication will be restricted. Fund donations will stop and aid delivery will be disrupted, possibly bringing the movement to an end.

We can confirm a massive growth +750% in Trust.Zone VPN use in Nigeria. We are urgently adding new servers in Africa to meet the needs of the people of Nigeria. weiterlesen...

There are different types of VPNs and to use them effectively, you should know how each one applies in which situations: Client-based VPN, Network-based VPN, Remote access VPN, Site-to-site VPN, Multi-protocol VPN weiterlesen...