ExpressVPN Partners with GB News to Promote Privacy Tools
ExpressVPN has formed a partnership with GB News to offer viewers discounted access to its virtual private network service. The company cited shared values around privacy and open access to information.
crowdfundinsider.comExpressVPN has formed a partnership with GB News to promote its virtual private network service to the channel's viewers. The cybersecurity firm stated that its commitment to protecting user data aligns with GB News's emphasis on open debate and freedom of expression.
A spokesperson for ExpressVPN said the company helps protect users' data across email, passwords, AI-powered tools, and its core VPN product.
ExpressVPN first struck its partnership with GB News earlier this year. The company has created a dedicated webpage for GB News viewers to explain how its service protects users online. GB News reported that ExpressVPN is part of global giant Kape Technologies. 99 per month, which includes unlimited access to its VPN service available in 105 countries.
Running a VPN on a device keeps websites visited and time spent hidden from third parties, including advertisers, governments, and broadband suppliers. U.S. government. The company also bundles its Lite Protection package, which blocks adverts and malicious websites.
Subscribers to a two-year plan receive four months of extra access at no additional cost and a 30-day money-back guarantee. GB News reported that the partnership comes as the latest BARB data shows the channel outperforming both Sky News and the BBC News Channel throughout December.
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2 events- Earlier this year
ExpressVPN first struck its partnership with GB News.
1 sourceGB News - December
BARB data showed GB News outperforming Sky News and BBC News Channel.
1 sourceGB News
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GB News viewers gain access to discounted VPN service through dedicated webpage.
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ExpressVPN receives promotional exposure on GB News platform.
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