PornHub launched a VPN service

The world's largest porn site PornHub has launched its own VPN service called VPNHub.

The service has free and paid versions. The latter costs $12.99 a month, has a faster connection and no ads. In addition, in the paid version, you can choose the countries through which the traffic will go (in the free version, you can only connect to the nearest server).

VPNHub has no traffic limits. The developers also promised complete anonymity, stating that they would not collect and store user data. VPNHub works on Mac, Windows, Android and iOS platforms, but desktop versions are only available to paid subscribers.

VPNHub can be downloaded in most countries other than those under US sanctions, including Cuba, Iran, and Sudan. Also, the developers warn that in some countries the service may be blocked.

• In April and May, about 70 anonymizers and VPN services were blocked in Russia, which, according to Roskomnadzor, provided access to the Telegram messenger. It was blocked in Russia by a court decision after refusing to provide the FSB with encryption keys from users' correspondence.
• From September 2016 to April 2017, PornHub in Russia was blocked by a court decision, which considered that the site violated the law on the distribution of pornography.