you’re free to think of it as your digital signature, telling sites exactly where you are.
If a website is geoblocked, youwon’t get full access unless your IP is in Turkmenistan.
A VPN changes your IP address by encrypting and diverting your traffic through a private server.
When your data reaches a website, itdisplays the IP address of the VPN server.
Your activitycan’t be traced back to your true IP.
By utilizing a VPN server located in Turkmenistan, your internet traffic will be assigned a Turkmen IP address.
The Turkmen internet isone of the most heavily monitored and censorednetworks in the world.
Using a Turkmenistan IP makes it look like your friends are communicating with people inside the country.
They will befar less likely to become victims of government surveillance.
The worst proxies will lure you with promises of free access to Turkmen content.
Some of their networks actually harbor malware.
Other offers areoutright scams, where the provider steals your data without ever giving you the IPyou need.
A online grid over 6,000 servers in more than 65 countries includes alocation in Turkmenistan.
Unlimited server switching means you’re able to use IPs in all of those countries easily.
Even better, there’s a unique feature that reduces the need to switch servers.
With PureVPN’s split tunneling, you could connect directly to a service in your local area (e.g.
a food delivery or bill-paying service) while still accessing Turkmen banking apps using the VPN server.
Take advantage of PureVPN’s unique “bonus day"31-day money-back guaranteeto try out the service risk free.
