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Can you get a good VPN for free? You can, if you are happy with the limitations that free VPN services usually come with that is. And what a great way to start the new year with a new VPN service.

At any rate, here's our pick of the best free VPNs of 2018 (which is different from best proxy services) out of the dozens we've tested and retested - to keep your online activity safe and anonymous.

Just remember: free VPNs cost nothing but there is usually a good reason for that. The obvious concern is that any VPN service needs to turn a profit, and that can potentially be achieved by selling on data to third-parties in some cases - rather defeating the whole drive for privacy in the first place.

We also explored the murky and rather worrying trends behind the rise of free mobile VPN apps.
The best VPN right now is: ExpressVPN
We have reviewed more than one hundred VPN providers, both free and paid and our top recommendation right now is ExpressVPN. That's because of its speed and robustness as well as the servers it has in nearly 100 countries worldwide and the multitude of apps which accommodate almost any of your devices. It's not free, but it does come with a 30-day no-quibble money back guarantee and we highly recommend trying it over any free options.

The best free VPN services of 2018

Protecting your identity doesn't get easier than this - TunnelBear is the best free VPN around

Both mobile and desktop clients

Not many options or settings

TunnelBear might have something of a cutesy design, but it's a serious free VPN. There are free and paid-for subscriptions to choose from. The only restriction with the free plan is that you are limited to 500MB of traffic each month.

This isn't a huge amount, so you won't be able to use TunnelBear all of the time without paying, but it's great for those times when you feel like you need a little extra protection.

It's also interesting to note that TunnelBear recently tuned up its privacy policy, so the VPN now collects even less data on users - removing the need to supply a first name to sign up, and ditching its record of the user's number of total lifetime connections.

TunnelBear offers a range of paid-for plans that remove the restrictions associated with the free plan, like the download limit, the numbers of countries available and the amount of connected devices.

Techradar has secured an exclusive deal from TunnelBear that gives you all this for as little as $4.99 per month, that's a whopping 58% saving.

Super secure, with a very generous data cap, Windscribe is a top-notch free VPN

Windscribe is a relative newcomer to the free VPN scene, but its generous data allowance and commitment to protecting your privacy make it the best around. The free service gives you 10GB bandwidth per month as standard, and lets you choose from eight remote server locations.

You only need to create a username and password to sign up (an email address is optional, but might prove handy if you forget your password). Windscribe doesn't store connection logs, IP stamps, or visited sites; when you're actively connected to a server it stores your username, the VPN server you're connected to and the amount of data transferred, but this is erased within three minutes of the session ending.

Tweeting about the service will earn you an extra 5GB, and you'll get 1GB each time you invite a friend to join. As an added perk, if anyone you've referred decides to upgrade to a Pro subscription (starting at US$7.50 per month billed annually), you'll get the unlimited plan as well and far more servers (47 in total).

If that isn't enough to tempt you, there's even a built-in adblocker and firewall. Give it a try today - we think you'll be impressed. Note that there is an Android app which was recently released, albeit in an unfinished state at the time of writing.
Want to try Windscribe? Exclusively for TechRadar readers, Windscribe is offering an annual subscription to its Pro service for only $29. Click here or use Promo Code WSRADAR1 at checkout. You can download it here
If you use public Wi-Fi regularly, this is a great free VPN for protecting your privacy

500MB daily data allowance

Performance can suffer a bit

Limited configuration options
Want to try Hotspot Shield Free? You can download it here
Hotspot Shield Free is one of the better known names in this roundup, and another of the best free VPNs around today.

You can choose to anchor yourself to one of 25 countries if you pay for the Elite version of the app, and this should enable you to access just about anything you want; in the free version, you're limited to locations that Hotspot Shield chooses for you.

Those on the free plan can protect up to five devices simultaneously, and are limited to 500MB of data per day, which isn't a massive amount, but will suffice for very light or occasional usage.

Note: Hotspot Shield's free VPN offering has recently come under fire from the Center for Democracy & Technology, a pro-privacy non-profit organisation. The CDT has claimed that this provider intercepts and redirects traffic to partner websites which include online advertising firms. Hotspot Shield has denied these allegations and said that it was "dismayed that the CDT did not contact us to discuss their concerns". Check here for the full lowdown on this controversy.

The latest we've heard is a clarification which comes via Ars Technica, in which a spokesman for Hotspot Shield noted: "The free version of our Hotspot Shield solution openly and clearly states that it is funded by ads, however, we intercept no traffic with neither the free nor the premium version of our solutions. Our users' online privacy has always been our absolute priority."

Want a secure yet speedy connection? Then look no further

Nifty performance boosting tech

Solid on the privacy front

Only 1GB monthly data allowance
Want to try Speedify? You can download it here
Software has few low-level controls

Speedify, as the name suggests, has one main aim as a VPN provider: to ensure that while you benefit from encryption, your internet connection remains as speedy as possible.

To that end, the service will make use of all available internet connections to get the best possible performance, potentially combining, say, an Ethernet connection (fixed broadband) with a tethered mobile 3G/4G connection. Even if you only have one type of internet connection, the firm claims its turbocharging technology will still help speed things up.

The free plan boasts full access to those servers (just as with the subscription options), the only restriction of the free offering being that you're limited in the amount of data you can download.

Free users get 4GB of data for the first month, but that drops to 1GB during subsequent months. That's not a huge allowance, and certainly not as much as some other rivals you'll see elsewhere on this page, but it's more than some, and still enough for covering some basic surfing and email duties.

And this VPN provider is definitely worth a look on the performance front, as during our testing, the aforementioned speed-granting technologies did actually prove themselves to have a positive effect.

You won't be constrained by a monthly data allowance with this free VPN
Want to try ProtonVPN Free? You can download it here
Great on the privacy front

Only three locations to choose from

ProtonVPN is another provider that offers a free and paid VPN service, but the former has some very strong points, the most notable of which is that it doesn't impose any bandwidth restrictions. In other words, you're free to use as much data as you want every month.

There are, naturally enough, limitations for the free plan to incentivize upgrading to the paid offering. And ProtonVPN Free's restrictions include limiting you to only one device, only three locations, and free users get a lower priority when it comes to speed compared to paying subscribers. There's no P2P support either.

But if you can live with that, this is an impressive provider with a strict no logging policy, and you can sign up with nothing more than your email address. There aren't even any ads on the website, let alone the client.

Speaking of clients, there are a good range of these - with native software for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, plus Android - and we found performance levels were pretty solid too. However, speeds may drop at peak times when lots of users are around and paying folks get priority; at which point you may be tempted to upgrade to a paid plan.

But clearly, with its unlimited data allowance, this is one freebie which is well worth considering.

You're on a hiding to something with this privacy-conscious VPN

No adverts or speed throttling

Hide.me offers both paid and free VPN services, with the latter giving you 2GB of data per month to play with. There are other limits too: you can only connect a maximum of one device, and are limited to three server locations (Singapore, Canada, and Netherlands) rather than the 30 locations paying subscribers get.

On the plus side, however, this provider won't throttle the connection speed of free users, and Hide.me further promises that it keeps no logs and stores no user data, so won't pass on any data to third-parties in order to try and make a profit (simply because it doesn't have any data to pass on). There are no adverts here, either.

You get native software for Windows and Mac, Android and iOS, with the Windows client being smartly designed, plus there's 24/7 technical support (which is in place even for free users). Performance was impressive in our testing, too.

Overall, then, this is a more-than-solid free offering which tries to maintain your privacy, without too many restrictions.

A good argument for switching your browser?

Five simultaneous devices allowed

Performance not so hot over longer hops

SurfEasy is a Canadian-based VPN from the same organization responsible for the Opera web browser, and indeed it's the service which is bundled within Opera as an integrated free VPN.

There are both paid and free offerings, with the latter not restricting the amount of devices you can use - free users can hook up a maximum of five devices simultaneously, just like paid subscribers.

You also get 1,000 servers across 25 countries, and a very user-friendly Windows client. Performance is solid enough, although we found that some longer distance trips to more remote servers (i.e. the US) could be rather sluggish.
Want to try PrivateTunnel? You can download it here
The main restriction here is a monthly data limit of 500MB, which means you won't get very much mileage out of this VPN on a free basis, and it's really for very light or occasional use only (or testing the service if you're looking at signing up for a paid plan).

It's important to note, though, that if you're using the Opera browser with its integrated VPN, there's no data limit here (at least for protecting your browsing activities). Which could be a compelling argument to switch from the likes of Chrome or Firefox...

A free VPN that'll keep your data and identity safe on any PC or mobile device

Limited choice of locations

Inconsistent performance at times

Like some of the other tools featured in this roundup, PrivateTunnel is available for a number of platforms - specifically Windows, Mac, Android and iOS. Another characteristic shared with many of its contemporaries is the existence of a limited, free package in addition to paid-for subscriptions. Well, sort of. Rather than offering a traditional monthly subscription package, you are instead provided with 200MB of non-expiring data to use as you want.

When this runs out, you can purchase more data in bundles of 20GB or 100GB. If you feel that you'd like to use PrivateTunnel all the time, you can opt for a $30 per year package which give you unlimited data - see the 200MB as something of a taster session to see if you like everything.

As a VPN, PrivateTunnel works fairly well, although connections can be a little temperamental at times. It's all very easy to use, so there's little reason not to take it for a test drive.

How to choose a free VPN: 5 must-ask questions

The last 12 months have witnessed the rise of global threats to individual privacy with long maintained rights to anonymity and net neutrality being undermined with a cloak of legitimacy.

While VPN - virtual private networks - are not the panacea to being safe, secure and private on the internet, it is an essential component of the arsenal for individuals inclined to seek these liberties.

If you don't have a VPN service yet, you can grab one for free, without having to pay a single penny for one. Just be careful though as not all free VPN services are created equal and some might even compromise your security.

Here are five questions you need to ask yourself before you download and install one.

1. What is its business model? VPN providers are in for the money and running such a service does cost a lot especially if it is a popular one. Some, like Tunnelbear, will use free, just like Dropbox, as a marketing tool to entice potential customers to move to a paid version once they are happy with the free one. Most however will sell user data or provide a service to third party that will, again, compromise your privacy.

2. How does it protect my PC? Most VPN services usually use a desktop application that runs in the background encrypting your data while you surf the web. However, that's only solves part of the problem. Your laptop can still be fingerprinted because of the permissiveness of tracking solutions that can be found on almost all websites online. A few, including WIndscribe, have a more holistic approach by integrating the equivalent of a super ad-blocker

3. What do I lose by going free? Usually one can expect a free product to have some corners cut and that is indeed the case for all VPN providers. Some offer more free bandwidth than others, major locations and even ad blocking, P2P and firewall with an easy paid for upgrade path that unlocks unlimited bandwidth with more locations and OpenVPN Configs.

4. Does your provider log anything? Make sure that your provider doesn't store users' internet activity. You can usually check that in the terms and conditions page or the end user license agreement, commonly known as EULA. Sadly, a lot of VPN providers prefer to frustrate end users with long T&Cs or privacy statements that often hide significant details about how they operate. On the other end of the spectrum are VPN services that will erase everything after your session closes and don't keep logs.

5. Can I sign up completely anonymously? Having a VPN provider that you can subscribe to without an email address and one that accepts Bitcoin payments, for maximum privacy, is pretty much the best you can expect online. Some services also offer double hopping where you can obfuscate your traffic further by essentially doubling down on privacy.

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If you want to practice your flying skills before taking your drone out for its maiden flight, or just want to get an idea of what it's like to control one, you need Real Drone Simulator.

This awesome sim is currently available to download as a free alpha build (with optional donations top support the project), and features real licensed drone models with realistic flight physics.

You can fly your virtual craft with a USB transmitter connected to a real drone controller, a gamepad, or a keyboard and mouse.
Download here: Real Drone Simulator
Download of the Day is our pick of the best free software around - whether it's useful, fun, or just plain silly. If you have any recommendations, please send them to downloads@techradar.com.

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Virtualisation has been around for donkey's years. In fact, it first began making waves in the 1960s, long before computers were available in the mainstream marketplace and before the internet came about.

When it first entered the IT world, virtualisation was used to describe processes where users split system resources on computers for different use-cases. Of course, the concept of virtualisation has evolved considerably since then, and virtualisation software is now very widely used as a method of easing workloads by making use of scalable computers and systems.

Creating virtual machines running on the same hardware is something that can be very useful to developers and other tech professionals for software testing purposes. With virtualisation solutions, you can also access virus-infected data, run older apps and back up operating systems. Let's take a look at some of the best virtualisation software on the market right now.

1. Parallels Desktop for Mac

Run Windows on your Mac computer

Platforms: Mac | Storage available: 500GB online backup | Security/data protection: Yes | Free trial: 14-day

Runs Windows apps on your Mac

Has advanced security in place

Setup can be time-consuming

Using Parallels Desktop, you can run the Windows operating system on your Mac without the need to reboot your system. This product is sold as a software package that you install onto your Apple computer - once you've got it up and running, you'll be able to run Windows apps as though they were native to Apple's MacOS.

You can run popular Windows apps such as Microsoft Office, QuickBooks and indeed make use of the virtual assistant Cortana (if you've got sick of Siri). It has been optimised for Windows 10 and macOS Sierra, and you also get 500GB of online backup storage for apps you run on the software. The Business Edition has advanced security measures in place, too.

2. VMware Horizon 7

A powerful virtualisation platform

Platforms: Windows, Linux | Storage available: No additional storage | Security/data protection: Yes | Free trial: Yes

Easy to implement virtualisation

Licensing costs aren't cheap

Horizon 7 from VMware is one of the broader virtualisation platforms out there. If you use a variety of virtual desktops, applications and services, you now have a way to manage them through a single workspace.

This software can work with any static desktop, and it'll run them through a single virtualisation application to help you streamline operations. As well as this, Horizon can be used across different devices, locations, media and connections - meaning there's little to tie you down or restrict you here.

Of course, if you plan on using different virtualisation platforms, it's important to be aware of the security risks. With Horizon, you can protect the data of end users and track their actions to ensure they follow internal policies. VMware also claims that this software reduces storage and operational costs effectively.

3. Citrix XenDesktop

Software for all your virtualisation needs

Platforms: Windows, Linux | Storage available: No additional storage | Security/data protection: Yes | Free trial: 90-day

Manage applications via single console

XenDesktop is sold as a virtual desktop infrastructure product, developed for businesses looking to give their employees the freedom to work from anywhere and with any platform. Using it, you can use virtual Windows, Linux, web and SaaS applications easily, and there's also the ability to install full virtual desktops on any device.

Another great thing about XenDesktop is that you can control virtualised apps and services via one console - it's a nicely streamlined system. Citrix also employs HDX technologies with this product, not just to optimise the user experience, but also to elicit better performance in terms of decreasing bandwidth consumption.

This service benefits from an impressive free trial - it's 90-days long, and allows for 99 users, no doubt giving you a good idea of what to expect before you make any commitment.

4. ZeroTier One

Create scalable virtual networks

Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android | Storage available: No additional storage | Security/data protection: Yes | Free trial: Free software

Easy to create virtual networks

Comes with end-to-end encryption

Will be too limited for some

If you're looking to create and join virtual networks within your business, then ZeroTier One could be for you. The software can work with most devices and applications, allowing for peer-to-peer communication using standard protocols such as TCP/IP.

When you purchase a new software solution, you can be forced to go through a long, complicated setup process. But there's zero configuration with ZeroTier - the software will automatically discover new network paths wherever you happen to be, and will reconnect to networks if you undergo any connectivity changes.

ZeroTier has been developed with open source standards, and all networks used within the software are encrypted end-to-end, with new devices being vetted against cryptographic authentication procedures and certificates.

5. Boot Camp

Switch between Windows and Mac

Platforms: Mac | Storage available: No additional storage | Security/data protection: N/A | Free trial: Free software

Lets you dual-boot Windows and Mac

Apple's Boot Camp isn't a typical virtualisation service like the others we've examined here, but it's worth mentioning. While it won't let you set up a fully-functioning virtual desktop or system, it will let you boot up both Windows and Mac on the same computer.

Instead of replicating a fully working operating system, the software sets up a partition so you can install a physical copy of Windows on your Mac's hard drive. Do note, however, that to switch between operating systems, you'll need to restart your computer - which isn't hugely convenient. Still, this is a handy and completely free feature for those who want to use both Windows and Mac for work.

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If there's one type of software that's been around for decades, it's presentation packages. Systems for creating and displaying professional-grade slides have been available since the 1980s, and they've become a standard in the business world.

Of course, presentation software has come a long way since then, and modern apps give users the ability to create, edit, format and present some pretty stunning slideshows capable of really wowing an audience.

A good presentation program will provide you with all the tools you need to generate and manipulate graphics, and the main aim is that users are able to present their ideas effectively to other people - and do so with pizzazz.

There's nothing worse than having to sit through a mundane, or possibly even boring presentation. Fortunately, these apps generally include stock themes and easy ways of personalising slides to make them interesting and attractive.

Microsoft PowerPoint is the most notable presentation software, of course, but it's been covered to the nth degree (if you want to read up on it, check out our Office 365 review). You will, naturally, do fine with PowerPoint, but there are plenty of other great options out there - and here are five of the best.

1. CustomShow

Presentations that put branding first

Platforms: Desktop | Features: Slide library, analytics, import/export | Integrations: SalesForce | Free trial: Demo only

Can import PowerPoint files

Branding says a lot about a business, and it's something firms need to get right from day one - from a good logo to a suitable font. CustomShow is business presentation software that puts all these elements of branding first.

Using the system, you can design and present customised, branded presentations that reflect your company and the products you offer, featuring the aforementioned logo and custom fonts. As well as this, you get a slide library and analytics to ensure your presentations are a success.

What's more, you can import presentations into the software, and use it to tweak them further. There's also integration with SalesForce, and because the platform is cloud-based, you can access your presentations on computers, tablets and smartphones. Considering the focus on branding, this offering could be good for marketing and sales teams.

2. ClearSlide

A marketing and sales dream

Platforms: Desktop | Features: Online meetings, analytics, import/export | Integrations: SalesForce | Free trial: 30-day

Personalised tools for sales teams

More than just presentations

May be too broad for some

Just like CustomShow, ClearSlide has a niche focus for companies. The platform is targeted at firms looking to generate successful marketing campaigns, pushing sales via presentations (and more).

The firm bought SlideRocket a few years ago and has integrated its presentation might into a wider sales engagement platform. With the product, you can upload a range of files, including PowerPoint, Keynote, PDF and Excel.

This system is pretty complex and may offer too many irrelevant features for some businesses, but you can create customised content that reflects your company and the message you're trying to get out to customers. There are also some good metrics and analysis features, and you can sign up for a free trial before making any decisions.

3. Haiku Deck

Offers a ton of customisable themes

Platforms: Web, iPhone, iPad | Features: Theme gallery, image bank | Integrations: No | Free trial: 7-day

Access to millions of stock images

Not as well-featured as some rivals

Any presentation app will allow you to personalise your slides to at least some extent, but Haiku Deck goes one step further than the competition. It comes with a wide range of themes suited to different needs, and you also get access to 40 million free images from the Creative Commons.

When it comes to creating a presentation, you have the option to do so on the web, iPad or iPhone. Regardless of the device used, you're able to select from a variety of different fonts, layouts and filters to make the perfect presentation.

The great thing about these various customisation options is that they're categorised into different industries and use-cases. For instance, you'll find themes for teaching, cooking, real-estate and startups. Most of the features require you to be online, but hopefully you'll have a sturdy net connection wherever you go.

4. SlideDog

Media-rich presentation maker

Platforms: Web, tablet, smartphone | Features: Playlists, real-time sharing | Integrations: No | Free trial: No, but 30 day money back guarantee

Works with a huge range of media

Will be too basic for some

It's all too easy to end up creating a presentation that's unappealing, and the last thing you want to do is make the audience fall asleep. SlideDog lets you combine almost any type of media to create a rich presentation that's sure to keep the viewers' peepers open.

Marketed as a web-based multimedia presentation tool, it gives you the ability to combine PowerPoint presentations, graphics, PDF files, Prezi presentations, web pages, pictures, videos and movie clips. You can drag these into custom playlists and display them to your audience with ease.

You're able to remotely control your presentations and playlists from your smartphone, the web or a secondary computer, and there's also the option to share slides in real-time. Audience members can even view your slide from their own devices by clicking a link. That's a handy feature if you're looking to create an immersive presentation experience.

5. Prezi Business

A unique presentation experience

Platforms: Windows, Mac | Features: Live HD presentations | Integrations: No | Free trial: 14-day

Create interactive presentations

Highly visual, HD experience

You may prefer slide formats

Prezi is one of the more unique presentation tools. Instead of presenting your graphics and text in a slide-to-slide format, you can create highly visual and interactive presentation canvases.

For business users, there are a variety of handy tools available. By downloading Prezi Business, you can build and edit presentations with your colleagues in real-time, which is perfect for companies with teams based around the globe.

When you have created a presentation you're happy with, you can present it live (in HD) and send a direct link to viewers. There are some analysis tools here, too - you can see who's accessed your presentation, which parts of it, and for how long. The app is available for Mac and Windows devices.

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