What’s inspired you to establish a VPN service initially?
Actually the VPN service was established as a side project.
So, I decided to give it a shot.
Initially, it was a private service for just our clients.
Then I made up my mind to roll it out to the public.
Your prices are significantly higher than average.
What extra value do you provide that other VPN services don’t?
However, as I have mentioned above, we came from cyber security.
), therefore our valuable human resources have been spent on keeping them satisfied.
Sometimes the solutions are pretty complex, so, we basically added the expenses to the price.
But the more it becomes public the less demand in those solutions is.
Once the platform is live, the pricing will be adjusted to align with market standards.
How have the recent changes in the global political scenery affected your users' choice of servers?
I noticed that the surge of Russian clients has been increasing.
In my opinion, it is fighting windmills.
Clients from Middle East actually have similar preferences.
EU government, particularly in the locations above doesn’t suppress the usage of the World Wide Web.
However, they do force companies to collect a lot of user data.
Since we operate from offshore, we don’t fall under their jurisdiction.
For instance, iOS has a crypto-chip embedded within each Apple product for encrypting an entire operating system.
Security is a pretty ambiguous definition.
It sounds secure and solid when Google officially announces its concerns about security and privacy.
My prediction is that Google VPN traffic will be brought to Big Brother on a silver plate.
With Free VPN becoming increasingly more popular, how do you see the future of paid VPN?
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