VPNs are all the rage these days. Despite Netflix changing their terms of use to disavow customers using a VPN to access region locked content, more and more people are turning to VPN services to allow genuinely anonymous Internet browsing. In an age where every online movement is tracked and logged, it seems a highly logical choice.
However, it is only as logical as the VPN provider you choose. Whilst there may be some fantastic free options available, you might not be as truly anonymous as other, paid-for options.
A truly private and anonymous service does not maintain any logs detailing your Internet use while connected to their servers. They should actively ensure your personal details remain private, offer a consistently encrypted Internet connection, and ideally operate their own DNS to further alleviate any external logging that usually takes place.
We've taken a look at six VPNs that take your anonymity seriously,
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