What is VPN?

Privacy:

In order to provide you a higher level of vpn service and security, we use 128-bit encryption to protect your information as it travels between your computer and ours servers. Your information travel in a virtual tunnel between your computer and ours servers.

Malware and Viruses Protection:

The first thing every hacker needs to know is his target's IP address, but with DailyVPN, hackers, troyan horses, will only see our vpn IP server address. We become your virtual firewall

Anonymous Proxy Surf:

Americans living and surfing the Internet overseas are often frustrated by the controls of the governments where they reside. Saudi Arabia is a country with strict control on what web sites you can surf, and even if you can use a VOIP service provider. Having a VPN account will allow you to bypass the controls, We believe in freedom of speech, while some sites should obviously not be up, we feel that American law at this time is the most practical way of dealing with inappropriate content. Blocking of web sites like Youtube.com is (in our opinion) adjacent to burning of library books.

Hot Spot Users Preventing Password Sniffers:

Hot Spots can be found everywhere now, which is very convenient but also dangerous. Hot Spot hackers are on the rise, it's far too easy now for criminals to do. Using a VPN will prevent Hot Spot sniffing devices from viewing your logins, passwords and private data.

Protect Business {Small & Enterprise}:

Public hotspots are free and not secure. By connecting to the Daily VPN service, you assure that the data you transmit will be secure between your wifi computer and the Internet.

International Users Blocked by Government Control:

Americans living and surfing the Internet overseas are often frustrated by the controls of the governments where they reside. Saudi Arabia is a country with strict control on what web sites you can surf, and even if you can use a VOIP service provider. Having a VPN account will allow you to bypass the controls, We believe in freedom of speech, while some sites should obviously not be up, we feel that American law at this time is the most practical way of dealing with inappropriate content. Blocking of web sites like Youtube.com is (in our opinion) adjacent to burning of library books.