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Hello ! I hope not to be out of tune with this one that comes following the release of bitdefender VPN @ an aggressive price (2.50 €/month).

Do tyou plan or intend to take the same move ?

Thank you

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Currently ESET does not provide a VPN solution.

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2 hours ago, Marcos said:

Currently ESET does not provide a VPN solution.

Maybe I'm reading into your statement but does it mean eset possibly could include one in the future or is considering one etc.

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Everything is possible but currently there are no such short-term plans.

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So bad, I had a hope...

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I don't think providing a VPN is anything else than a marketing point that would change the business plan of ESET for the worst.

VPN prviders promise better security, but a VPN doesn't quiet protect people on the web. It's just a proxy for watching Netflix from another country or bypassing a ban on some site… or downloading pirate software without your provider knowing.

I think it's better if ESET kept its actual goal: real security.

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2 hours ago, Jahus said:

I don't think providing a VPN is anything else than a marketing point that would change the business plan of ESET for the worst.

VPN prviders promise better security, but a VPN doesn't quiet protect people on the web. It's just a proxy for watching Netflix from another country or bypassing a ban on some site… or downloading pirate software without your provider knowing.

I think it's better if ESET kept its actual goal: real security.

I do generally agree with you, usage wise. However it's important to note how important VPNs can be for people like journalists and similar things, especially for those in countries where freedom of speech is often squashed. Privacy is a big selling point of VPNs.

A lot of AVs/security suites are going down the VPN route. I think that if eset did do this, maybe adding it to the premium version would make the most sense, the premium version basically being the version with the extras, that way those just wanting the main security side of stuff wouldn't be forced to pay extra.

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On 10/2/2020 at 9:18 AM, yeoldfart said:

Hello ! I hope not to be out of tune with this one that comes following the release of bitdefender VPN @ an aggressive price (2.50 €/month).

Do tyou plan or intend to take the same move ?

Thank you

Should note that BitDefender VPN is based of Hotspot Shield which has had some controversy in the past 

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