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    Surfshark One+ bundles VPN, antivirus, and Incogni data removal for $95 (Reg. $250)

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    Reg. $250/$95

    TL;DR: Surfshark One+ combines a VPN, antivirus, breach monitoring, Private Search, and more with Incogni’s automated data-broker removal, with one year of access now $95 (reg. $250.20).

    A VPN can help protect what you do online, but it can’t erase the personal information that’s already floating around the internet. Surfshark’s One+ Plan tackles both sides with a VPN, antivirus, breach monitoring, and Incogni data removal in one plan. For a limited time, you can grab 1-year access for only $95 (reg. $250.20).

    Surfshark handles the threats you might already associate with online security. Its VPN encrypts your internet traffic, while Surfshark Antivirus provides real-time protection against malware, ransomware, and spyware. Surfshark Alert keeps an eye out for your email, ID, or credit card information appearing in data breaches, and Alternative ID can generate substitute contact information for sites you’d rather not give your real details to. The plan also includes Private Search and up to $1 million in identity theft coverage.

    Protect your data, then help get it off the internet

    Incogni picks up where those protections leave off by targeting personal information that’s already in the hands of data brokers. After you authorize the service, it contacts more than 420 data brokers and people-search sites to request that information such as your name, address, and phone number be removed. It continues sending removal requests if your data resurfaces, and you can follow its progress from a dashboard.

    That’s increasingly useful when a stray phone number or address can give scammers more material to work with. Incogni says it has processed more than 245 million removal requests, with its data-removal practices independently verified by Deloitte.

    Surfshark works across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, ChromeOS, Fire TV, and Apple TV, with this plan covering up to five devices.

    Formerly $250.20, you can snag 1-year access to Surfshark’s One+ Plan for only $95.


    Surfshark One+ Plan with Incogni: 1-Year VPN, Antivirus & Personal Data Removal

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