The summer’s here so after short hiatus we proudly present to you the Top 5 VPNs of June 2017! With these top notch VPN services you can secure yourself online when browsing the net while enjoying the hot summer days outside. Check out these hot deals to find the best VPN for you and save some serious money with these deals!

	Our Top Picks / Price	Features	Our Score
	Our readers’ choice!   $3.29/mo. Save -72%!	Extremely secure (with double encryption), easy-to-use apps for nearly all devices. Read more >> Over 1000 servers in over 50 countries. 6 simultaneous connections allowed. 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. No Logging policy. P2P/Torrent allowed.	98	Visit Site >>
2	$2.45/mo. Save -78%!	One of the only VPNs with servers in mainland China as well as one of the most popular ones, great choice for an overall VPN! Read more >> Bitcoin Accepted No Logging Policy P2P/Torrent allowed Special Deal! 2 years for the price of one! 5 simultaneous logins allowed	96	Visit Site >>
3	$39.90/year.	Great choice for anyone looking for a stable VPN for a very affordable price! Read more >> Free trial with no registration required Money-back guarantee No logging	90	Visit Site >>
4	$8.32/mo. Save -32%!	Outstanding VPN with fast and reliable servers, perfect for streaming. Top notch data encryption and very easy to use. Read more >> World’s Fastest VPN, compatible with all devices No logging Access all sites and apps from any country 24/7 Live Chat customer support 30-day risk free money-back guarantee Works with Netflix!	87	Visit Site >>
5	$5.00/mo.	Great choice for anyone looking for easy-to-use VPN! Read more >> Easy-to-Use Apps for All Devices No Third Parties P2P/Torrent allowed	83	Visit Site >>

Avoid using free VPNs

When using a free VPN you actually can be risking your online privacy and it is possible you’d be safer when not using a VPN whatsoever than while using a free VPN. Some free VPN software is basically just adware and/or spyware. You can read more about why free VPNs are a bad idea from our article. A new paper (https://research.csiro.au/ng/wp-content/uploads/sites/106/2016/08/paper-1.pdf) released by CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), University of New South Wales, The Institute of Company Secretaries of India and University of California, Berkeley showed that alarmingly

• 75% of the free VPN apps (Android) tested use third-party tracking libraries.
• 82% unnecessarily request permissions to access sensitive data such as user accounts and text messages.
• 38% contain some form of malware (adware 43%, trojan 29%, malvertising 17%, riskware 6% and spyware 5%).
• 18% do not encrypt anything
• 18% provide no information on who is hosting the VPN servers
• 16% forward traffic through other users’ network bandwidth (making the user basically one node in their VPN network).
• 84% expose user’s real IP address via IPv6 DNS leaks.
• 16% deploy non-transparent proxies that modify user’s HTTP traffic. This includes injecting JavaScript code for advertising and tracking purposes.
• 4 of the analyzed apps perform TLS interception. Although three of these claim this is in order to perform traffic acceleration, this allows them to selectively intercept data sent to secure HTTPS Such as banks, email services, e-commerce sites, and online tax return websites.

This is very worrying since among the most intrusive and malicious apps were very popular free VPNs like HotSpot Shield that’s used by over a million Android users all over the world. You can read more about dangers of free VPN on Android from our article here.