Robust VPN Security
to Protect Your
Online Activity

Anyone who connects to the internet can use a VPN, whether they are online for business or personal reasons.

There are numerous advantages to having a VPN. The most important are that your data is encrypted so no one can steal it and that your identity and IP address are hidden so you can browse the internet anonymously. This keeps you safe from hackers and anyone else trying to snoop on your activities.
Other advantages include being able to find better online deals and access blocked websites and streaming content. This is possible because you can use your VPN to make it look like you are located in a different region where those deals and content are available

Yes, using a VPN is legal in most countries, including the UK. However, just like using the internet, you can be prosecuted if you use it to carry out any illegal activities.

It costs £9.99 ex VAT per month to use our VPN and for this, you can protect up to five different devices. That works out at less than £2.00 per device.

Our VPN works on phones, tablets and computers, including those running on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android operating systems. What’s more, with our 1-click, built-in auto-configuration, setting up your VPN is quick and easy.

It’s easy to check if your VPN is working. Firstly, turn off your VPN and then search ‘What’s my IP address?’ in Google. The numbers displayed (e.g., 75.103.162.157) will be your device’s actual IP address. Then turn the VPN on and repeat the search. If the VPN is working, the IP address will be different.

Yes, eukhost’s VPN uses strong encryption to prevent any data you send and receive over the internet from being stolen, including on public Wi-Fi connections which often have weak security. It also protects businesses when employees log into business systems remotely, especially when using their own devices. This makes them ideal for business use and for carrying out online financial transactions.

Yes, by using a proxy server, a VPN masks your identity and prevents others knowing where you are located or what you are doing. Even your own internet service provider will not be able to track your browsing activities.

You can access most online services using a VPN, just like normal. There are some services, however, that might require additional verification of your identity if you use a VPN. Your bank, for example, might use your IP address as a means of verifying that it’s really you trying to log in, so if you use a VPN and have a different IP address, they may want to send a two-factor authentication code to your phone just to make sure you are not a hacker.
If you find some services don’t work properly when your VPN is running, you can easily turn if off temporarily.

Our VPN uses a range of different ports. These are L2TP-IPSEC, SSTP, OpenVPN and PPTP.

At eukhost, our VPN uses military-grade, 256-bit AES encryption. The strongest of encryption standards, its 256-bit key length means modern computers don’t have the power to crack it using brute force techniques.