Easy-Hide-IP
Easy Hide IP is advanced IP changer, bypass virtually any form of censorship or internet traffic blocking imposed on you by your ISP, your company, or third parties. Your internet traffic is routed through remote servers.
Cost / License
- Paid
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Windows
Features
- Connect
- SSH
Tags
- Proxy
- socks
- Tunnel
- winsock
- proxifier
- Network Security
- socks5
- proxyfier
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Easy-Hide-IP information
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EasyHideIP Licensing
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What is Easy-Hide-IP?
Easy Hide IP is advanced IP changer, bypass virtually any form of censorship or internet traffic blocking imposed on you by your ISP, your company, or third parties. Your internet traffic is routed through remote servers. On your ISP's log file, only the IPs of the remote servers will be shown, not the sites you have visited. Download Easy Hide IP now!
Easy Hide IP protects your identity by replacing your real IP address with a different one. You will appear to access the internet from a different location, not your own. Your real location is never revealed. The program is one of the easiest to use. Just select a country you want your IP to be from and it instantly gives you a proxied IP.
Comments and Reviews
Very disappointed with this VPN. Upon recommendation by a friend I bought their monthly plan without testing it for free. In hindsight, I regret not doing so, as it does not work properly. For the first two days and a half, the program worked fine. I had unlimited access to the servers in different countries, etc. But by the fourth, I kept on getting the 'cannot connect to a remote server' message regardless on where I would try to connect. Thinking it was an Internet connection problem, I let it go and decided to try later. A couple of days later, when I restarted using it, the same message would appear, and I was left unprotected. With the exception of 1 successful attempt (out of nearly 20), I was unable to use it again.