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A VPN is always a good option. Trouble is those that offer a full service, zero limitations, also cost $$$$.
Cocoon is a very good option, very secure and free:
https://davescomputertips.com/2011/08/safe-browsing-with-cocoon/
well 2012 it could be either zenmate or any other software, but in 2017 i'll advice you to download vyprVPN
lukman22. Did you read the user replies at https://www.vpnmentor.com/reviews/vyprvpn/?PageSpeed=noscript before posting, Mindblower!
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Personally, I choose paid service only. Tried free VPNs, but have bugs with them, constantly. Read the reviews on this site https://topvpnchoice.com/purevpn-reviews/ and found that I need to use paid VPN services. The site has rates, and I chose the best VPN. I was interested in Pure VPN. This is easy to use, secure and functional VPN service with a large base of servers. PureVPN provides high-speed, and by leveraging the AES 256 algorithm has a reliable protection.
Using VPN is the most legitimate solution to protect your data from your ISP. A VPN works by encrypting your internet data and tunneling it through its own secure server. After connecting to a VPN, your ISP will only know that you connected to a VPN. What you did after that will be pretty much invisible. Private Internet Access is a best VPN for privacy and anonymity. They are reputable and the service is excellent, with a wide variety of servers to choose from around the globe.
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