The friendliest in tone among similar VPN bots: a squirrel, paw prints, a promise of speed. Behind the cute branding, though, there's the same thin information. It's worth a look if one plan really covers several gadgets, but you'll have to confirm that inside.
The squirrel in the name hints at speed, and that's indeed the service's first selling point. Belka VPN is a bot for connecting to a VPN, and besides being quick its profile stresses that it runs on any device.
What any device actually means isn't spelled out: phones and computers almost certainly, but a TV, router or tablet is an open question. It's also unclear how many gadgets can share a single subscription. If your household has several gadgets, that's the first thing we'd check before paying.
Prices, protocols, server countries, a trial and a link to a website with terms are all absent. So check plans in the bot itself, start with the shortest period and remember to cancel auto-renewal if it's switched on.
On privacy: a VPN encrypts the link to its own server, yet its operator is technically able to see which sites you open. When the company behind it is unknown, turn the VPN off for banking and work accounts.
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