St Patrick's Day is synonymous with a pint of Guinness, but this year, real luck is found in the VPN market. While the holiday brings a spike in unsecured public Wi-Fi use and themed phishing scams, it also marks a rare opportunity to secure your digital life for a record-low price.
A quality Virtual Private Network (VPN) is your best defense, encrypting your traffic and bundling essential security tools like password managers and data breach alerts
ExpressVPN is one of the best VPNs available. It's the most secure VPN I've tested, simple enough for beginners, and — after some new additions — offers plenty of tools you need to stay safe online.
The Advanced plan ensures you can access all of ExpressVPN's newest features — MailGuard, Identity Defender, Keys, and AI. That said, it's what ExpressVPN has behind the scenes that impresses me most.
Its Lightway Turbo protocol means ExpressVPN ranks among the fastest VPNs. Plus, its apps are among the best to look at and simplest to use. I also love that it automatically obfuscates your connection if you're in regions with restrictions. Plus, we believe Shadowsocks support may be on the way to improve this further.
That said, for a marginally improved all-around VPN experience, I'd still recommend NordVPN. Or, if you want superb VPN speeds and the tools to disconnect from Google, Proton may be a better alternative.
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