Surfshark: VPN or Just Fancy Window Dressing?
Surfshark, the sprightly VPN that exploded from 2018 with servers in 100 countries, promises innovation over budget friendliness these days. 'One month is sharply overpriced,' yet it flaunts fancy features like Nexus, 'basically Tor,' and Everlink, a 'slightly better kill switch.' With 'download and upload speeds... fantastic' and a privacy policy so fresh it was audited in June 2025, itās DIY-friendly but might still confuse seasoned VPN buffs. Featuring almost half virtual locations and quirky defaults like NoBorders toggled on unnecessarily, itās the VPN equivalent of wearing sneakers to a black-tie event ā functional, flashy, but do you really need it?
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Surfsharkās pricing: pay top dollar for a VPN that plays dress-up with rotating IPs and fancy names like 'Nexus'ābecause nothing says security like a VPN trying harder to look cool than to keep you safe. Welcome to VPN chic!
Surfshark took 'revolutionizing VPNs' and turned it into 'let's confuse users with IP whack-a-mole and call it innovation.' Next up: the VPN that sends you emails about how 'secure' your emails are.
Using Surfshark feels like ordering a burger and getting 14 different sauces no one asked for, but the pattyās just thereāsolid, reliable, yet oddly expensive when you only wanted a snack.
Source: Engadget | Published: 7/26/2025 | Author: Sam Chapman
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