From malware to identity theft, the internet is more dangerous than ever — Surfshark VPN is the protection you need, with $110 off this Black Friday
From blocking ads to hiding your location online, Surfshark is an essential internet safety tool. This Black Friday it's up to 80% off, starting at just $1.99 a month for two years, with three extra months free.
Worried about identity theft, infuriated by adverts or just want to stay safe online? That's where Surfshark VPN (virtual private network) comes in. And, thanks to this Black Friday deal, you can protect your privacy for just $1.99 a month for two years, with three extra months free. That's across multiple devices, too, from laptops to phones and tablets, at home, public wifi, overseas — wherever you happen to be.
Surfshark VPN is an excellent way to protect your privacy, with three service tiers, including one where you can actually get your data removed from the internet; the latter, Surfshark One+ gives you access to Incogni, a service that'll attempt to remove your data from business databases and more.
But even if you plump for the $1.99 a month service (down from $6.58 a month), you'll wonder how you ever managed without it. On top of blocking ads, and crushing scams and spam, you can use Surfshark to change your online location. That's especially useful for staying safe on public wi-fi, accessing the best streaming services when traveling or watching a show that's yet to reach these shores.
Get 24 months of Surfshark Starter at $1.99 a month, plus three extra months free, when you pay upfront. This plan includes identity protection, ad-blocking and more. You can save up to 80% with higher plans, so think about the kind of services that will suit you.

As someone whose job often requires them online, I'm acutely aware of the hazards involved in accessing the internet, and I regularly use VPNs for work purposes.
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Why use a VPN? The biggest reason is to conceal your location, since the service gives you a dedicated IP address. It'll hide your true location from hackers and would-be identity thieves. As a bonus, it allows you access the best streaming services if you're traveling, or access region-locked content.
The basic tier, Surfshark Starter, will also block those infuriating adverts that can disrupt your browsing, and will block your identity from prying eyes. Good luck to any hacker trying to get through Surfshark's rigorous security measures.
Higher tiers, such as Surfshark One and Surfshark One+ offer additional services, such as blocking viruses and alerting you to data breaches.
The latter's particularly useful; you'll be alerted if your details have been compromised in one of the large-scale hacks that unfortunately seem to happen from time to time. And, if that occurs, it's a reminder to change your password quickly. Plus, even the Surfshark Starter tier will cover you for an unlimited number of devices, mobiles, tablets and laptops included.
In short, if you're worried at all about online safety, this Black Friday deal will put your mind at ease.
Key features: The basic $1.99 tier includes ad-blocking, spam protection and a VPN that will conceal your location and fend off hackers.
Price history: We saw Surfshark drop to a similar price last year, but while there have been other reductions, this is the cheapest we've seen it so far. The deal ends December 2nd, so hurry.
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✅ Buy it if: You want to protect yourself online, ensuring that your privacy and your identity is preserved, as well as saying goodbye to malware and pop-ups.
❌ Don't buy it if: You're already subscribed to a VPN, or have already taken advantage of the best Black Friday VPN deals.
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Chris is a freelance journalist who, aside from covering games and gaming-related tech, has a taste for horror, sci-fi and the post-apocalyptic. As well as Space.com, you can find his work at The Escapist, GameSpew (where he’s the morning news writer) and more. You can follow him on Twitter @MarmaladeBus.
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