Thanks for the info!!! I couldn't figure out why my Hola, although it appeared to work, wasn't doing zilch for me anymore!!!!Tiki wrote:This is just a heads up for anyone still using Hola. I found this when I wanted to add the extension to Chrome on my new 8.1 mini desktop computer. Chrome no longer supports it and has deleted it from the Web Store.
The free version of Hola has been selling our unused bandwidth and even though you are not visiting a web site it someone else is with your IP address. [icon_mad.gif] The link is only 1 of many and you should read it as it explains more than what I am saying. [smile.gif]
http://www.cnet.com/news/security-resea ... re-botnet/
I now have a new VPN service which I paying $4.00 a month for, but it is secure and the help is great. It only took me 3 days of researching, but today I checked out the VPN services from PC magazine and the one I chose has a server in South America. Maybe didn't need it, but planning ahead for the QAL Rio concert.
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http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2403388,00.asp
There are lots more out there, but it's your choice who you want. Just make sure if you only want a free one that it is secure. When researching, I have found most of them aren't, or very limited, so be careful. [smile.gif]
The things you learn!!!!
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