PornHub Launches Free VPNhub Service for Mobile

[FrgMstr]

PornHub has launched its own free VPN service, VPNhub, for mobile devices. This very likely NSFW video below will pretty much give you all you need to know about it. If you are looking for a VPN service for your desktop however, it will cost you, but PornHub is promoting it as a service to use at work as well.

Check out the video.

Enjoy the pleasure of protection with VPNhub. With full data encryption and guaranteed anonymity, go with the most trusted VPN to protect your privacy anywhere in the world.

 

[Willypants]

So in essence, pornhub is giving us e-condoms

 

[Deleted member 88301]

Cracked me up. Thanks Willypants!

 

[stefan231]

 

[Dead Parrot]

It will be ironic if the porn industry winds up providing a secure VPN service that truly doesn't log customer activity. Seems a number of VPN services have been caught spying on users or with some basic flaws that compromise security.

 

[Elf_Boy]

Very direct.

Pornhub stands firm, rock solid even, in the industry.

More orgasms per day then all the motel 6's combined and committed to helping men everywhere in the daily grind reducing the chance of prostate cancer.

 

[THRESHIN]

Now nobody will will know it was me who uploaded a video of my butthole

 

[pentiumiiislota]

That was pretty funny

 

[Peter2k]

Sounds more like an answer to the British government thinking to restrict access to porn?

http://www.wired.co.uk/article/porn-block-ban-in-the-uk-age-verifcation-law

Although this appears to be just about protecting children from porn, it isn't. It will block any site that doesn't comply with strict UK content rules

 

[Skylinestar]

Where can I buy that "do not disturb" door hanger?

 

[naib]

Sounds more like an answer to the British government thinking to restrict access to porn?

http://www.wired.co.uk/article/porn-block-ban-in-the-uk-age-verifcation-law

I'm sure it is but the thing is ... the company that will be overseeing the porn habits of the entire country is ... PornHub so why would they provide something to bypass what they are implementing.

 

[steakman1971]

Brilliant!