VPN subscriptions that encrypt your connection: one-year Kaspersky VPN for a single device and three-month NordVPN Basic for up to 10.
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A VPN subscription encrypts your internet traffic, hides your real IP address and shields your connection from prying eyes. It makes sense if you often join public Wi-Fi in cafes, hotels or airports, or simply want to keep your browsing private. This category offers two options, Kaspersky VPN Secure Connection and NordVPN Basic. They differ in subscription term and in how many devices they cover.
A VPN creates an encrypted tunnel between your device and the internet. Other people on the same network, or whoever runs it, cannot read what you send. Since websites see the IP address of the server you connect to, your location and identity are better hidden. A VPN is not antivirus, though, and it will not remove malware already on your device. For device protection, see the antivirus category.
Kaspersky VPN Secure Connection is a one-year subscription for a single device. It encrypts traffic with the WireGuard protocol and offers a kill switch that cuts internet access if the connection drops, plus split tunneling that lets chosen apps bypass the VPN. The subscription is meant for use in Türkiye, and you can still pick servers in other countries when you connect.
NordVPN Basic is NordVPN's entry plan built around the VPN itself. It runs for three months and lets up to 10 devices connect at the same time on one Nord Account. Alongside the VPN it includes basic threat protection, while extras such as Threat Protection Pro and NordPass belong to the higher plans.
Frequent travelers, anyone who connects to hotel and airport networks and people who work from home or a cafe get the most out of a VPN. If you sign in to email, banking or work accounts on public networks, an encrypted connection is an important layer of security. Users who want to keep their browsing hidden from their internet provider also rely on a VPN every day. With several devices at home, a subscription that covers many of them protects everyone's connection at once.
Start by deciding how many devices you want to cover. If your phone, laptop and tablet all need protecting, NordVPN Basic is the better match. If you want a longer subscription on a single device, Kaspersky VPN is the sensible pick. VPN prices largely come down to those same two factors, the subscription term and the number of devices. Both options are genuine digital subscriptions. For more from NordVPN, visit the Nord Security brand page.