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    VPNhub Premium: Pornhub’s new VPN service needs to work out the kinks

    Jul 03, 2018 4 minutes
    BY IAN PAUL

    If ever there was a company meant to produce a virtual private network (VPN) service as a natural outgrowth of its business it’s Pornhub. That’s why it surprised no one, but possibly intrigued everyone, when the famous site introduced VPNhub in late May.

    VPNhub is focused on mobile first with apps for Android and iOS that are the gateway to the free and premium services. Everyone can use VPNhub’s ad-supported service on mobile, but you’ll need a premium subscription to use the service on Mac and Windows.

    For that reason, we can say at the outset that VPNhub is not an ideal choice if you’re striving for

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