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Everyone likes privacy, in the real world as well as online. In this day and age, individual privacy is not seen as a right anymore, especially online, where the social media giants are making huge stacks of money by selling your information. The best way to cover your tracks online is by employing a VPN. DewVPN is an interesting tool that can offer some levels of protection while you are surfing the Web.

When it comes to a VPN’s main features, the logging policy is the first that sticks out. A private network that keeps logs of its users' activity cannot be counted as private anymore, as the information is already stored and there are no guarantees that it won’t slip away or get turned into cash.

DewVPN seems to be honest about the no-log policy, mainly for two reasons. The first, and less convincing one, is the country from where it’s developed and the laws regarding private information. The other reason is explained below.

This might be considered the second reason, as a peer-to-peer connection requires no server, so it means the logs have no environment to be saved on.

Also, it’s worth to mention that this type of connection is based on the idle resources another user has. In short, the bandwidth that you are not using at a certain moment is used to help another user to privately surf the Web.

The app provides 29 countries all around the globe, with multiple locations for the United States and Canada. The location has to be picked before engaging a connection, and also, the VPN has to be turned off in order to choose another location.

Furthermore, if you want to test the connection speed you have an integrated tool that can help you. Open the settings menu from the top-right corner and look for Speed Test. However, the speed is not going to be calculated in Mb/s, but rather in milliseconds, which represent the latency — the lower the values the higher the speeds.

What would a VPN be without an encryption algorithm? DewVPN Keygen employs the powerful 256-Bit AES Encryption which is one of the safest ways to protects your data from prying eyes.

First things first, DewVPN blocks the IPv6 traffic, so the real IP won’t be leaked while you are browsing under protection. Another feature that keeps your IP from slipping off is the WebRTC disabling option. Both of these options can be found within the first tab displayed after accessing the Options menu.

Furthermore, the feature called Split Tunneling allows you to choose the apps you want to go through the VPN. To add the desired apps, you have to move the selector over the Only selected apps from where the location is placed, under the ON/OFF button. Simply drag and drop the apps you want to be filtered by the VPN.

All in all, DewVPN looks like a good choice for users who need a good level of protection for their online traffic. The P2P tech and the various protection levels should be enough to give this utility a try.

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